Media Appearances

Our areas of Expertise

Members of the centre are available to provide ethics advice and consultancy for a wide variety of research projects and areas. This includes novel biotechnology, medicine, AI, professional ethics and other areas involving challenging or conflicting ethical considerations (see below for more examples). It could include one-off consultation, teaching, written ethical analysis, or commissioning of ethics research.

For Media, Consultancy & Policy enquiries please contact Liz Sanders.

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  • Cloning
  • Stem cell research
  • Genetics and genetic modification
  • Abortion
  • Controversial medical procedures
  • Synthetic biology
  • Ethics of human modification and enhancement technologies
  • Nanotechnology policy
  • Human dignity
  • Global risks
  • Moral enhancement
  • Neuroenhancement and pharmacological interventions
  • The neuroscience of ethics and moral decision-making
  • The vegetative state and disorders of consciousness
  • Addiction, free will and self-control
  • Brain-machine interfaces

Selected Media Appearances

The tabs below offer a selection of print and online media articles, podcasts, videos etc on a variety of topics.  For topic- or project-specific media resources, please browse the pages listed under Our Research.  

The Sydney Morning Herald: 'Ten psych sessions is not enough after the years we’ve had', opinion piece by Daniel D’Hotman (13 December 2022)

BBC News: 'Three ethical issues around pig heart transplants', quotes Julian Savulescu and Katrien Devolder | by Jack Hunter (11 January 2022)

Podcast: Roger Crisp, 'Towards a Global Hedonism', Philosophy Voiced podcast with Peter Tuck and Vladimir Lukić, for the Centre for Ethics, University of Pardubice (6 July 2022)

 

Devolder, K., (2021), quoted in 'Gene-edited livestock: robust rules needed before approval, say ethicists', The Guardian (1 December).

Pugh, J., (2021), Drugs didn’t help her depression. Brain-zapping did, Wired.co.uk (4 October)

Crisp, R., (2021) Would extinction be so bad? Given the amount of suffering on Earth, the value of the continued existence of the planet is an open question, New Statesman (10 August)

Giubilini, A., (2021) Dr Alberto Giubilini interviewed for BBC World News on global vaccine distribution and vaccine nationalism [YouTube].

Rainey, S., (2021), Interviewed by Kate Wild for ‘Our notion of privacy will be useless’: what happens if technology learns to read our minds? The Guardian (6 November).  The piece also includes a section on the work of Marcello Ienca, OUC Visitor 2021.

Rainey, S., (2021), Interviewed about AI for Business Post Connected, "Thought Experiments on Mind, Man and Machine," by Jason Walsh (26 September 2021) [PDF
[NB the article uses 'effect' instead of 'affect' throughout the article due to a typo introduced in the final editing stage]

Rainey, S., (2021), Interviewed about the Internet of Things for The Institute of Engineering and Technology, "The not-so-private party," By Chris Edwards (16 August 2021)

Savulescu, J. (2021), The myth and reality of the super soldier, BBC News (8 February)

Savulescu, J. and Soni, S., (2021) Polygenic Embryo Screening: Ethical and Legal Considerations, Hastings Bioethics Forum, Human Reproduction (20 October 2021)

Wilkinson, D. (2021), LBC Radio (with Nick Ferrari): Dominic Wilkinson discusses whether general anaesthesia should be offered to patients at end-of-life (28 April 2021) [02:35:30 on the clock]

Crisp, R (2020), CEPPA Chats, Roger Crisp sits down with Theron Pummer to talk about how we acquire private property and about borders and immigration (29 April). YouTube

Giubilini, A (2020), BBC Sounds: The Real Story 'Covid vaccines: An opportunity for science?' [Dr Giubilini's contribution appears at 37:00 - 40:00](27 November 2020)
Vaccines appear close to deployment. But how many people will be willing to get it?

Giubilini, A (2020), The Spectator Out Loud 'The ethics of lockdown' (7 November 2020)

Giubilini, A (2020), The Guardian, 17 September 2020, podcast: 'Covid-19 ethics: should we deliberately infect volunteers in the name of science? (part 2)'. Listen to Part 2 on The Guardian website.

Giubilini, A (2020), The Guardian, 15 September 2020 podcast: 'Covid-19 ethics: should we deliberately infect volunteers in the name of science?' (part 1). Listen to Part 1 on The Guardian website.

Giubilini, A (2020), The Washington Post Should a coronavirus vaccine be mandatory? In Brazil’s most populous state, it will be. (7 December 2020)

Giubilini, A (2020), Út úr kófinu! Covid-19 – siðferðileg álitamál [ethical issues] (10 December 2020)
YouTube discussion with Dr Jón Ívar Einarsson, Þorsteinn Siglaugsson and Dr Vilhjálm Árnason.  The participants discuss some of the ethical issues relating to Covid-19. Is it morally justified to ignore the consequences of antiviral measures when deciding on disease control measures? What are the ethical issues when it comes to the possible obligation to vaccinate or to infringe on the human rights of people who do not choose to be vaccinated? Is all human life equally important? Is it morally justified to consider the life of a young person more important than the life of an elderly person, as is often the case when deciding on treatment options in the health care system?  See organisation Út úr kófinu! website. 

Giubilini, A (2020), The Conversation Should COVID-19 vaccines be mandatory? Two experts discuss (25 November 2020)
Alberto Giubilini and Vageesh Jain
Some have suggested vaccines should be made compulsory, though the UK government has ruled this out. But with high rates of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in the UK and elsewhere, is this the right call?

Giubilini, A (2020), talkRADIO interviewed by Dan Wooton (5 November 2020) [YouTube video no longer available]

Giubilini, A (2020), The Spectator 'The (absent) ethics of lockdown' (7 November 2020) [view as jpg file or listen to reading on Spectator Out Loud] 

Giubilini, A (2020), New York Times 'In Fights Over Face Masks, Echoes of the American Seatbelt Wars' (15 October 2020)
References Giubilini and Savulescu's 2019 open access paper 'Vaccination, risks, and freedom: the seat belt analogy'

Giubilini, A (2020), Practical Ethics in the News Blog, Pandemic Ethics: Should Santa Claus deliver Christmas presents this year? Preparing for our first COVID-19 Christmas (15 October 2020)

Giubilini, A (2020), Boston Globe article 'COVID vaccinations could use a nudge'  (4 September 2020).
You’re more likely to get your coronavirus shot if that’s the easier course of action.

Giubilini, A (2020), New Scientist article 'If we ever make a covid-19 vaccine who should be first to get it?' (12 August 2020)

Giubilini, A (2020), Amnesty International online debate article 'Should vaccinations be mandatory?' with Louise Gunning for Dutch magazine Wordt Vervolgt (Amnesty International) (July 2020).

Giubilini, A (2020), laRegione article in Swiss newspaper, interview in Italian 'L’equità di un vaccino obbligatorio' [Immunity is a public good and as such everyone must contribute] (23 May 2020)

Giubilini, A (2020), news.com.au article 'Coronavirus vaccine: French government demands equal access in COVID-19 vaccine distribution row' (17 May 2020).
Tough decisions will need to be made about who should receive priority access to potential vaccines.

Giubilini, A (2020), The Atlantic (cross-posted with OUC's 'Ethics in the News' blog): Alberto Giubilini, Article: Is It Ethically Okay to Get Food Delivered Right Now? (16 April 2020). 
A guide to this and other pandemic food dilemmas.

Levy, N., (2020), How can we cope with climate change anxiety? The Independent [this article originally appeared in The Conversation] (5 March 2020)

Pugh, J., (2020), Ethics in AI Seminar - Does AI threaten Human Autonomy (With Dr Carina Prunkl and Jessica Morley, chaired by Professor Peter Millican). Humanities Cultural Programme (26 November 2020)

Pugh, J., (2020), OxPlore: What makes us who we are? OxPlore (31 March 2020)

Wilkinson, D., (2020), Medicine Voice of Islam Radio. From the origination of medicine in ancient Egypt around 2600 BC to the development of vaccines against novel diseases in 2020, medicine has come a long way. How much has changed and what is still missing in the discipline of medicine? Prof Wilkinson discusses decision-making in treatment, medical ethics, ethical training for medical professionals, resource allocation during the COVID-19 pandemic and paediatric organ transplantation [starts at 9:08] (14 December 2020).

Graham, M., (2019), 'Human-animal hybrids: Can we justify the experiments?', Contributed to an online article in BBC Science Focus (23 September).

Devolder, K., (2019), 'Mee met het idee. Kinderen met de beste kans op het beste leven', De Maakbare Mens (12 September).

Véliz, C., (2019), 'Privacy is power', Aeon  (2 September). Reprinted in El País.

Crisp, R., (2019), 'The Philosopher’s Zone', ABC. Interviewed about the Weil Lecture, presented in Melbourne and Brisbane (text of lecture here) (September).

Crisp, R., (2019), 'The Minefield', ABC. Discussion on free-riding with Waleed Aly and Scott Stephens (September).

Giubilini, A., (2019), 'Health vs Choice? The Vaccination Debate'. Battle of Ideas Festival (3 November 2019) YouTube

Graham, M., (2019), Radio interview on on organ transplants, talkRADIO (29 August).

Graham, M., (2019), 'The ethics of creating human-animal hybrids for organ donation', The Independent (originally published in The Conversation) (19 August).

Pugh, J., (2019), 'Deep Brain Stimulation', Aeon (14 August).

Levy, N., (2019), 'AI is coming, whether Australia has the policies to deal with it or not, report warns', ABC.net (29 July).

Levy, N., (2019), 'Will Australia miss the opportunity to cash in on the AI revolution?', ABC Radio (30 July).

Edmonds, D., (2019), 'Can computer profiles cut crime?', BBC Radio 4 Analysis. (30 June).

Giubilini, A., (2019), 'The World Vaccination Report: The Evidence', BBC World Service (22 June).

Véliz, C., (2019), 'Inteligencia artificial: ¿progreso o retroceso? (Artificial intelligence: progress or setback?)', El País (14 June).

Palacios-González, C., (2019), '¿Cuáles son los resguardos antes de tomar fotografías de los pacientes? (What are the safeguards before taking pictures of the patients?)', Medscape (7 June).

Véliz, C., (2019), 'How to Improve Online Speech with Pseudonymity' (podcast), Philosophical Disquisitions (20 May).

Brown, R., (2019), 'Obese people unfairly denied IVF by cost-cutting NHS, says Oxford academic', The Independent (14 April 2019).

Giubilini, A., (2019), 'Italy's attitude towards vaccine is a 'cultural and social problem'', Sputnik Radio (13 March).

Giubilini, A., (2019), 'The Ethics of Vaccination', Book launch, Oxford Martin School (5 March).

Palacios-González, C., (2019), Dr Palacios-González's blog post 'A third MRT-baby is on its way' was picked up and cited in MIT Technology Review online article 'Another use of an egg-swapping IVF technique has just been reported in Europe', MIT Technology Review (22 January 2019).

Pugh, J., (2019), 'BBC The Big Questions: 'Is it right to design babies?'', OUC Research Fellow, DrJonathan Pugh, recently participated in a debate 'Is it right to design babies?' for BBC1's The Big Questions, which ranged from ethical considerations of gene-editing technologies to NIPT (non-invasive prenatal testing).  Dr Pugh referenced the Nuffield Council on Bioethics report and discussed the need to balance the expected future well-being of children against the reproductive autonomy of parents.  Series 12 Episode 2 aired on 13 January 2019 and is available on iPlayer until 10 February 2019 (Dr Pugh's contribution appears at approx 18:40 on the clock).  Hosted by Nicky Campbell, 'The Big Questions' is a series of moral, ethical and religious debates. (13 January 2019).

Rainey, S (2019), TRT’s ‘Roundtable’, on brain enhancements https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwMuuyNypMs (25 September)

Savulescu, J., (2019), Press Statement: He Jiankui, (22 January 2019).

Wilkinson, D., (2019), 'Is it right to use Nazi research if it can save lives?', Written by Frank Swain for BBC Future, this article extensively quotes Dominic Wilkinson (24 July 2019).

  • Earp, B., (2013). "Profile piece: Catching In The Wind SPOTLIGHT ON BRIAN EARP" Academia.edu Blog, written by Courtney Quinn.
  • Earp, B., (2013). Interview for "Q, with Jian Ghomeshi" on love drugs.  Aired on CBC Radio One in Canada and National Public Radio in the US.
  • Earp, B., Sandberg, A. and Savulescu, J., (2013). "Chemical seduction: How 'love drugs' may one day help couples save failing relationships" Cited in article on 'love drugs', in The National Post (Canada)(30 March).
  • Earp, B., (2013), 'Islamophobia or fair critique?', The Philosophers' Magazine,  [freely available], Vol: 63(1).
  • Earp, B., Sandberg, A. and Savulescu, J. (2013). 'The Case for Using Drugs to Enhance Our Relationships (and Our Break-Ups)', The Atlantic,111
  • Edmonds, D., (2013), 'What can a brain scan tell us about free will?' BBC News Magazine (13 August)  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23666726
  • Edmonds, D., (2013). Should we judge people of past eras for moral failings?, BBC News Magazine (20 August)  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23772194
  • Edmonds, D., (2013), 'A Truth Should Suffice'. Times Higher Education (24 January)  http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/a-truth-should-suffice/2001095.art
  • Levy, N., (2013). Life Matters, Radio National: Discussion of luck (5 July). 
  • Levy, N., (2013). 4BC (Brisbane): Discussion of memory (23 August).
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Analysis (BBC Radio 4)" Interviewed for a philosophical perspective on the role of government in the charity sector. (20 Oct). 
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Philosophy Now (UK magazine)" Interviewed for an article on the philosophy behind Effective Altruism. (5 Jul). 
  • Ord, T., (2013). "The Guardian (UK newspaper)" Featured in an article about the rise of charity evaluators. (11 Jun). http://www.guardian.co.uk/voluntary-sector-network/2013/jun/11/charity-evaluators-assess-charities/print
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Washington Post (US newspaper)" Featured in an article about effective altruism and earning to give. (31 May). http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/05/31/join-wall-street-save-the-world/
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Aeon Magazine (online magazine)" 8,000 word article about our work at the Future of Humanity Institute with several paragraphs about my work in particular (25 Feb). http://www.aeonmagazine.com/world-views/ross-andersen-human-extinction/
  • Ord, T., (2013). "New Statesman (UK magazine)" Column about evidence based effective donation and Giving What We Can (print edition only, p. 17). (11 Jan). 
  • Ord, T., (2013). "New Statesman (UK magazine)" Article about effective donation and Giving What We Can. (8 Jan 2013. Article about effective donation and Giving What We Can. http://www.newstatesman.com/business/2013/01/man-who-gives-away-third-his-income
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Analysis (BBC Radio 4)" Interviewed for a philosophical perspective on the role of government in the charity sector (20 Oct). 
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Philosophy Now" Interviewed for an article on the philosophy behind Effective Altruism (5 Jul ). 
  • Ord, T., (2013). "The Guardian" Featured in an article about the rise of charity evaluators. http://www.guardian.co.uk/voluntary-sector-network/2013/jun/11/charity-evaluators-assess-charities/print
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Washington Post" Featured in an article about effective altruism and earning to give (31 May ). http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/05/31/join-wall-street-save-the-world/ 
  • Ord, T., (2013). "Aeon Magazine" 8,000 word article about our work at the Future of Humanity Institute with several paragraphs about my work in particular (25 Feb ). http://www.aeonmagazine.com/world-views/ross-andersen-human-extinction/
  • Radcliffe Richards, J., (2013), 'Organ Donation',  BBC Radio 4:  Beyond Belief.  Three people die every day in need of an organ transplant while only 31% of people in the UK have joined the Organ Donor Register. Technological advancements mean there are ever more advanced ways of successfully transplanting organs but society remains divided over solutions along ethical and religious lines. Last month the Welsh Assembly became the first UK country to introduce a system where individuals will be presumed to have consented for their organs to be donated unless they opt out. Should the state take our organs or should it be the ultimate altruistic gift? (12 August) 
  • Roache, R., (2013). "How technology could make "life in prison" a much longer, tougher sentence" Slate (12 August). 
  • Roache, R., (2013). "'Little green men' (excerpt from 'Human Engineering and Climate Change' paper)" Harper's Magazine (August).
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). Al- Jazeera interview on drugs in sport (18 December)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). 'A Failing Regime?' The Mark News. (5 December)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). In depth interview with Julian Savulescu for HardTalk, BBC World News (25 and 26 November)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Sports Medicine Experts Debate: Should Doping Be Allowed?', Runners World (25 October). 
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Debate on PEDs', The Cork News (25 October)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Comment on electroceuticals', Inside Science, BBC Radio 4 (17 October).
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Interview on moral enhancement and drugs in sport', Radiowaves RRR Melbourne Radio (6 October).
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), "Making nice: Julian Savulescu and the case for moral bioenhancement" Philosopher and bioethicist Julian Savulescu joins host Peter Mares for a conversation on the potential for moral bioenhancement through direct brain stimulation, pharmacology or genetics, and the ethical implications of such interventions. Up Close is an online, audio talk show of research, opinion and analysis, presented in English, from the University of Melbourne, Australia (3 October). Audio (MP3) | Transcript
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'General interview on work including enhancement', 774ABCMelbourne Radio (1 October).
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). Time for Sports Doping Rethink: Prof. Otago Daily times (Report of Lecture) (27 September)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). 'Ethical Minefield of Parents in Control'. Interview with Neil McMahon, The Age (14 September)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). Drugs in Sport interview on "Kulturzeit". 3sat.  German, Austrian, Swiss Public Channel (23 August)
  • Savulescu, J. and Maslen, H., (2013). 'Intervening in the brain: with what benefit?'. AJOB Neuroscience Blog. With Hannah Maslen (6 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). 'Ein Nasenspray  Kan Die  Beziehung Festigen.  Zeit Wissen' Interview on drugs in sport (August)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Many performance enhancing drugs are legal. Interviewed by Stephen Sackur for BBCs HARDtalk (25 November )
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Savulescu Proposes Alternative to Euthanasia', Bioedge (27 July).
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Interview on doping in sport', New Zealand National Radio (26 July).
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Anti-doping puritanism is killing sport'. Spiked online magazine (22 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Interview on doping in sport', Radio 3AW Australia (17 July).
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). 'Time to legalise doping or lose the spectacle of sport' The Conversation.  (Reprinted in HealthCanal.com, the North West Evening News in Cumbria and the New Zealand Herald) (16 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Interview on doping in sport, by John Beatty', BBC Radio Scotland (15 July).
  • Savulescu, J. and Isdale, W., (2013). 'Opt-in organ donation for Wales: a model for Australia' The Conversation (14 July) 
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). Drugs in Sport Debate (IQ2). ABC News 24, Australia (9 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). Drugs in Sport Debate (IQ2). ABC 1, Australia (5 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). Drugs in Sport Debate (IQ2). BBC World. 4 Screenings over weekend. (25 – 26 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio Debate on drugs in sport with head of ASADA. Triple J Radio, Australia (8 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio Interview on Advance Care Planning, the Law Report with Damien Carrick, ABC Radio National (8 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), TV Interview on Moral Enhancement. The Feed, SBS Two (7 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Debate Piece on Drugs in Sport. Australian Womens Health Magazine (April)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Discussion on designer babies. Al Jazeera English - The Stream (streamed online) (23 April)
  • Savulescu, J. and Isdale, W. (2013), An Ethical Education. Why Gonski is a Moral Issue. The Conversation (11 April)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013). Improving People. Panel Interview with Peter Singer and Vojin Rakic. RTS TV(17 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio interview on drugs in sport, Radio Five Live, UK (21 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio Interview on drugs in sport, ABC Radio National Breakfast, Australia (20 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio interview on drugs in sport. The Morning Glory, Breakfast Show, 1116 SEN, Australia (19 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Legalise PEDs and we'll prosper, says ethicist'. (17 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio Interview on love drugs. The Current, Canadian Broadcast Corporation (14 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio Interview on drugs in sport. Drive with Rafael Epstein, 774 ABC Melbourne (14 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio interview on doping in sport. ABC Radio with Waleed Aly (13 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio Interview on doping in sport. Radio Australia Break (12 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), My Chemical Romance. Can Love Drugs Cure Divorce? The Guardian. Feature and Interview. (9 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Interview on drugs in sport in light of Australia Crime Commission Report. BBC World News TV (8 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), My Chemical Romance. Can Love Drugs Cure Divorce? The Guardian. Feature and Interview. (9 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Love Drugs Around the Corner. SvD Kultur (Sweden) (6 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Could Love Drugs Save Your Relationship? New Zealand Herald (6 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Naked Neuroscience podcast "Addicted to Love?"'. (February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), 1 February 2013. Save Your Marriage with Drugs. nymag.com (New York online news magazine) (1 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Interview on Lance Armstrong'. The Project, Channel 10 (Australia) (28 January)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Radio Phone in Panellist (drugs in sport). BBC Radio Scotland (21 January)
  • Savulescu, J. (2013), Sports Doping is Legal and Should be Controlled. Sydney Morning Herald (19 January)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Killing king of doping won't destroy kingdom'. The Age and reprinted in Camden Advertiser (19 January 2013)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Julian Savulescu discusses 'Drugs in Sport''. 2GB, The Alan Jones Breakfast Show (Australian Radio)
  • Savulescu, J., (2013), 'Reine Moral - Mitgefühl aus dem Labor (pure moral - compassion from the lab)'. Deutschlandfunk (German Public Radio) (1 January) 
  • Schaefer, G.O., (2013), 'BBC Radio Oxford, with Phil Gayle'. Discussing blog post on chemical warfare (30 August) 
  • Clarke, S., (2011), 'The Philosophers Arms'. BBC Radio 4. Panelist. Topic: ‘Moral Disgust’ (27 September)
  • Clarke, S. (2011), 'Conspiracy theories still surround Kelly death', cited in Oxford Mail article (30 May)  
  • Douglas, T. (2011), '‘De onde vem o mal?’ [Where does evil come from?’]'. Galileu (Brazilian science and technology magazine) (July)
  • Douglas, T. (2011), 'Could We Use Drugs to Become More Moral? Should We?' The Wellcome Trust Blog. (11 May)    http://wellcometrust.wordpress.com/2011/05/11/could-we-use-drugs-to-become-more-moral-should-we/
  • Douglas, T., (2011), 'The Ethics of Morality Altering Drugs'. Radio Interview, CBC Radio (Canada) (21 April)
  • Douglas, T. (2011), 'Racist? Angry? The answer may be in a pill',Sydney Morning Herald (7 April )    http://www.smh.com.au/technology/sci-tech/racist-angry-the-answer-may-be-in-a-pill-20110407-1d5c9.html
  • Douglas, T. (2011), 'Manipulating Morals: Scientists Target Drugs That Improve Behaviour',The Guardian (UK Newspaper) (4 April)    http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2011/apr/04/morality-drugs-improve-ethical-behaviour
  • Foddy, B. (2011), 'Placebos can be used without violating ethical principles', The Medical Post, Toronto 
  • Foddy, B. (2011), 'Engineering your next addiction', Wired UK  (September)
  • Foddy, B. (2011), Interview on BBC World News ‘GMT with George Alagiah’ programme (26 January)   
  • Foddy, B. (2011), 'BBC Newsnight',Subject:  elective amputations for people with paralyzed hands (18 May)
  • Levy, N., (2011). "How pokies commitment puts you back in charge" The Conversation (28 October ). http://theconversation.com/how-pokies-pre-commitment-puts-you-back-in-charge-3690
  • Levy, N., (2011). "Brain’s addiction: is shooting up a disease or a choice?" The Conversation (7 October). http://theconversation.com/brains-addiction-is-shooting-up-a-disease-or-a-choice-3560
  • Levy, N., (2011). "Brain Cell" Catalyst, ABC TV (30 June).
  • Ord, T. (2011). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can, Wall St Journal (US newspaper). (28 Nov) http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204528204577010061347756838.html
  • Ord, T. (2011). Full page feature article about my involvement with Giving What We Can on the cover of the Saturday section. Interviewed by The Guardian (UK newspaper) (24 Nov) www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian/2011/dec/24/toby-ord-bernadette-young-joy-of-giving/print
  • Ord, T. (2011). Quoted in article ‘What do 7 billion people mean for our global future?’ Huffington Post (online newspaper) (28 Oct)
  • Ord, T. (2011), Interviewed for a book about ‘people who try to live very ethical lives’ by Larissa MacFarquhar  (31 May )
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Happy List: 100 people who make Britain a better and a happier place to live',The Independent on Sunday (UK newspaper) ( 8 May )   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can ',The Chronicle of Higher Education (US academic newspaper) (14 February )   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Interviewed for a story about Giving What We Can',The Financial Times (UK newspaper) ( 28 January)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), Interviewed for a story about Giving What We Can. The Oxford Student (student newspaper) (13 January)
  • Ord, T. (2011), Interviewed for a story about Giving What We Can. The Financial Times (UK newspaper) (11 January)
  • Ord, T. (2011), Cover-story about Giving What We Can. The Tablet (UK catholic newspaper) (11 January)
  • Ord, T. (2011), Interviewed for a segment about Giving What We Can on evening radio. BBC Oxford (UK regional radio) (7 January)
  • Ord, T. (2011), Interviewed for a segment about Giving What We Can on morning radio. BBC Oxford (UK regional radio) (7 January)
  • Ord, T. (2011), Studio interview about Giving What We Can. BBC Oxford News (UK regional TV) (7 January)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Interviewed by BBC News website on the meaning of zombies and the fears of technology  (20 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), BBC5 radio interview on cognitive enhancement  (9 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), TV interview in BBC Newsnight on cognitive enhancement  (9 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), 'The dope on mental enhancement', Interviewed by Susan Watts for New Scientist (11 November)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Interview with John Nyzell (University of Lund) on liberal eugenics and human enhancement (19 October )
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Email interview for Science & Vie (French magazine) on non-invasive brain stimulation (23 September )   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Interviewed for Cosmos magazine on life extension and cyborgisation (28 September )  
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Phone interview with Andrew Rebera on biometrics for the EU project "Tabula Rasa" (13 September)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), BBC5 radio interview (1 September) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Radio interview with Philippe van der Nedervelde and Ray Kurzweil on technological progress on  FastForward Radio (18 August )
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Regular participant in ‘The Philosopher’s Arms’, BBC4 program on philosophy. (14 and 16 August, 5 and 19 September)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Interview with David Olsson (Lerums Gymnasium) for project on whole brain emulation (9 August)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Post on KurzweilAI.net, “Thinking quantitatively about technological progress” (11 July)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Preliminary documentary filming Cosmo Feilding Mellen (Sam Branson's film team) (1 July)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Participated in online chat about the 'Transhuman' documentary (30 June)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), BBC documentary on memory editing aired (29 June)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Premiere of Dutch documentary 'Transhuman', Nieuwe DeLaMar Theatre Amsterdam (26 June)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Panel discussion on Ray Kurzweil's documentary "Transcendent Man" at Extrobritannia, (London)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Radio interview for CBC, Canada on brain emulation (24 March). Listen to the podcast.  
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Radio interview for Radio Cambridgshire on cognitive enhancement (20 March )
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Email interview with Lotten Wiklund for Dagens Psykologi, on deep brain stimulation and mind control (13 March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Recording of documentary/portrait film 'Transhuman' by Dutch Film & Television Academy (22 January-11 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011). NewsHour, BBC World Service, discussion on Conjoined twins. (23 December)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011). Start the Week panel member on Ethics and Sport, BBC Radio 4 (12 December)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011), 'The Moral Obligation to Improve’'. Radio 3 Free Thinking Festival. Broadcast on Radio 3 . The Sage, Gateshead. (15 November)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011). Interviewed on BBC Radio Foyle re. European Ban on Embryonic Stem Cell Technologies (23 October)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011). Medicine, Genetic Technology and Immortality, Panel Session organised by RiAus. Chaired by Paul Willis, RiAus Director, with panellists Fiona Wood and Brad Partridge., Adelaide Festival of Ideas, Adelaide (8 October) 
  • Savulescu, J., (2011), 'The Case for Perfection'. Adelaide Festival of Ideas, Adelaide (8 October)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011), 'We moeten een betere mens maken'. De Standaard (Belgium- main Flemish newspaper)  Interview on Drugs in Sport (28 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011). Podcast interview discussing ‘designer babies’ to launch Bio-Ethics Bites, a new series of 10 interviews with leading influential figures tackling controversial subjects arising out of recent scientific advances. (1 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2011), 'Moral Enhancement'. Audio interview by Nigel Warburton (18 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2011), 'The Moral Maze',BBC Radio 4 (31 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2011), Interviewed on ‘The Current’, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) current affairs programme, discussing the ethics of plastic surgery for teens and children.  (18 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2011), Interviewed on 2UE News Talk morning programme, on the widely-followed Sydney Talk Radio in response to Sunday Herald Sun article below.  (14 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2011), Interviewed on ‘The Steve Price Breakfast Program’, on the popular Melbourne Talk Radio network, in response to Sunday Herald Sun article. (14 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2011), A leading Australian ethicist has advocated genetically screening embryos to create a smarter society of superior "designer babies" with higher IQs. Sunday Herald Sun (13 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2011), Invited article in the Guardian in response to ‘How should the state regulate reproductive technologies?’.  Part of the Guardian’s ‘The Question’ series. (7 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2011), Interviewed by Nigel Warburton for upcoming ‘Bio-Bites’ series of  10 interviews in which leading thinkers on bioethics tackle controversial subjects arising out of recent scientific advances.  To be broadcast via several internet websites. (18 January)
  • Clarke, S. (2010), Should the NHS Fund Homeopathy? Sunday Sequence, BBC Radio Ulster (29 August)
  • Douglas, T. (2010), 'The Creation of Artificial Life',ABC Unleashed (21 May)
  • Douglas, T. (2010), 'Television Segment on the creation of bacteria with a synthetic genome',Sky News (20 & 21 May )   
  • Douglas, T. (2010), 'Lunchtime on Four’, 4fm (Ireland)',Live radio interview on the creation of bacteria with a synthetic genome (21 May)   
  • Douglas, T. (2010), 'Headlines Today India',Live radio interview on the creation of bacteria with a synthetic genome (21 May)
  • Douglas, T., (2010), 'Promise and Pitfalls of a Superhuman Future'. The Australian (8 January)
  • Foddy, B. (2010), Interview on BBC Radio 4 ‘The Moral Maze’ programme (1 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for a segment about Giving What We Can. BBC Tees (UK regional radio) (29 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. The Australian (Australian newspaper) (24 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for a segment on Giving What We Can. Marketplace (American Public Media: US radio) (23 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. The Chronicle of Higher Education (US academic newspaper) (22 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Featured in an article on giving. NBC (US news network) (21 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for a segment about Giving What We Can. George Galloway (TalkSPORT: UK radio) (17 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for a segment about Giving What We Can. The World (Public Radio International: international radio) (17 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Article about Giving What We Can. Psychologies (UK Magazine) (14 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for a story about Giving What We Can. The Guardian (UK newspaper) (9 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Filmed a short interview about what one could achieve by donating a million dollars. Matt Penfold (documentary film project) (9 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Filmed a short piece and did a studio interview for a five minute story on my approach to giving. Daily Politics (BBC 2 television). 7–8 Dec 2010 (7-8 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for a story about Giving What We Can. [Was the most popular story for the day on the BBC website]. BBC News (BBC website) (7 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed about possibilities for a documentary on Giving What We Can. Inside Out (UK television) (6 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed for a story about Giving What We Can. Fox News (US television) (3 December)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Kristeligt Dagblad (Danish newspaper). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. (1 Dec)
  • Ord, T. (2010), The Daily Mail (UK newspaper). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. (30 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), The Times (UK newspaper). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. (30 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), BBC Newcastle. Interviewed about donating in the financial downturn (29 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), The World Today (BBC World Service: international radio). Interviewed for a segment on Giving What We Can (28 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), The Sunday Times (UK newspaper). Interviewed for an article on Giving What We Can (28 Nov )
  • Ord, T. (2010), BBC Radio Wales. Interviewed about prioritization in charitable giving (30 September)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Interviewed by Dr Stephen Barber about the future of development aid (for book project) (August)
  • Ord, T. (2010), 9 o’clock Show (BBC Three Counties Radio). Interviewed about the ethics of cheap clothing and sweat shops. (14 June)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Analysis (BBC Radio 4) Interviewed for a special episode on promising and pledging (6 May)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Publik Forum (German magazine). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. (7 April)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Sideways News (online newspaper). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. (16 Feb)
  • Ord, T. (2010), IL SOLE 24 ORE (Italian newspaper). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can. (10 Feb)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Floreat Domus (Balliol college newsletter). Interviewed for an article about Giving What We Can, and my research on moral uncertainty. (18 Jan )
  • Ord, T. (2010), Oxford University Video profile for the university website. (14 Jan)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Apropos the Danish girl. Interview with Morten Grønborg for Scenario, magazine published by Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies, about the fluidity of the body in the future (30 Sept)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Phone interview with Nick Hagan, Adfero, about augmented cognition. (5 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Email interview on enhancement with Maria Norrman for possible TV program on smart pills. (4 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed on TV program BBC Newsnight about "the right to be forgotten". (4 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Radio interview BBC Oxford (8 December)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Radio interview by Gemma Newby for R4 on memory editing. (9 December)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Filming by Andea Giulivi for art project (13 December )
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Radio interview for Johanna Koljonen on P3 Kultur on the future of cities (17 December)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Radio interview for P4 Västmanland on the future of cities and robotics (28 December)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed for Radio Bar-Kulan, Kenya, on collective intelligence (7 July) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed for Euronews on transhumanism and collective intelligence (7 July) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed for Radio Grenouille on social media and collective intelligence (7 July) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Phone interview with BBC about brain emulation. (2 July) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interview with Dominique Lestel on posthumanity and postanimality. (23 June) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed by Remi Sussan for internetactu (30 May) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interview with Francis Fukuyama for Aarhus University TV. (7 May) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed by Sarah Broadbin (BBC) about cognition enhancement. (22 April)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Phone interview for Miriam Rayman, Wired Magazine US on the future of food, drink, and community. (7 April)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Forum - BBC World. Radio discussion with Irina Nakhova and John Kay (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), BBC Radio 4. Radio interview on memory editing (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2020), BBC World Newshour. Radio interview on memory editing (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), BBC Oxford. Radio interview on memory editing (March)
  • Sandberg, A., Burgess, N. and Holmes, E. (2010), Rewiring the Mind. Debate on memory editing, Wellcome Collection, London (25 March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Contributed graphics to cover of Journal of Physiology Paris (vol 104, issue 1-2, Jan/March 2010), composed by Thierry Bal. (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed by Steve Boggan for the Daily Mail on cognition enhancement drugs (“Illegal 'smart drugs' bought online by teenagers before exams could have catastrophic effect on their health”). (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed in Oxford Student.com by Tendai Musakawa on cognition enhancement (“Uni scientist advocates ‘smart drugs’ for students”). (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Radio interview BBC Oxford on cognition enhancement. (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), To survive one’s profession. Debate article in Kvällsposten, ”Att överleva sitt yrke” (”To survive one's profession”) on how demographics and life extension affects employment. (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Online interview on memory editing by Katrina Megget for ChemistryWorld Magazine. (March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Talked with Edward Chipperfield, journalist for Focus (BBC’s science and technology magazine) on human enhancement, in particular advanced prosthetics (February)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Interviewed by Maria Petterson for City Helsinki on cognition enhancement, printed in the 19.2-4.3 issue as Aivo-Doping (February)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Participated as a source for the Science [So what? So everything] campaign (funded by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills) about the “chemicals of love”, the science of smell and emotion. (February)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), “The future and you”. Radio interview by Stephen Euin Cobb on transhumanism, robot ethics and enhancement. (February)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Bring 'smart drugs' out of the closet, experts urge Government.TimesOnline (February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Feature article interview on human enhancement in ‘Sekret Firmy’ , high-profile Russian business magazine (November)      
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Ethical Aspects of Enhancement. Interview broadcast live on ‘The Naked Scientists: Science Radio’, an award winning BBC weekly radio programme run by physicians and researchers from Cambridge University (21 November)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Filmed promotional material for a proposed documentary on current work and research (Director, Margie Bryant), Melbourne, Australia (14 September )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on ‘One Plus One’, highly-respected national ABC television news show, by programme host Jane Hutcheon (16 September)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Enhancing the Lives of children: How far should we go? Abortion Review, quoted in article on Royal Society of Medicine Conference (August )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Broadcast of interview by Richard Dawkins for BBC Radio 4 ‘The Age of the Genome’, very high-profile three part series presented by Dawkins about the science of genomes and resulting ethical issues  (14 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Guest on Talk Radio Europe ‘Maurice Boland: The Mid Morning Show’ discussing a new genetic test which can give individuals their odds of reaching the age of 100 (8 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on ‘Newshour’, high-profile BBC World Service radio programme, concerning drugs in sport, with a focus on cycling (7 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Abortion Review report on ‘Australian Attitudes to early and late abortion’ study of public opinion co-authored by Savulescu, J. (7 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Appeared on ‘Forum’, renowned BBC World Service radio programme.  Special recording at the Science Museum, London as part of its ‘Late’ series, discussing how our identity is shaped by genetics and moral imperatives to enhance. (4 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), ‘Welcome to the New Ice Age’. Weekend Australian, interviewed for the article and extensively quoted (3-4 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Will you live to 100?  Scientists pinpoint 19 markers that tell you if you will have a long life. Daily Mail, interviewed for the article and extensively quoted. (2 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Debate: Performance enhancing drugs should be allowed in sport: raise the bar or draw the line? Led the University of Oxford Online Debate proposing the motion: Performance enhancing drugs should be allowed in sport: raise the bar or draw the line?’  Published Opening Statement (14 June), Update 1 (17 June), Update 2 (24 June) and Closing Statement (1 July).  The debate proved very popular and the public posted comments throughout the debate which closed with a public vote (5-9 July).  (14 June-1 July)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), 'Bioethics and Human Enhancement: an Interview with Julian Savulescu',Feature article in Dilemata No. 3 (June) 
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Academic focus: Professor Julian Savulescu. Feature article in ‘Oxford in Westminster’ (June )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on ‘Radio Planet – The World We Will Live In’, Radio Romania, about artificial life and other research interests. (1 June)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Guest on ‘To The Point’, popular U.S. syndicated current affairs radio programme, discussing with a panel of experts recent developments in synthetic biology ( 25 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on ‘The Rutherford Show’, Canadian CNN affiliate live news and talk radio programme, discussing the ethical ramifications of the development of the first synthetic cell (24 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), ‘A matter of synthetic life and death: Venter's artificial organism invention is fraught with peril’ invited special opinion piece for New York Daily News (26 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), ‘Scientists create a living organism’ Financial Times (21 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Article ‘Should we call a moratorium on the development of artificial life?’  published in BBC Knowledge (BBC U.S. magazine) (June )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Article ‘synthetic Life: our final chapter?’, for Oxford Mail (27 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed & extensively quoted in article ‘Making life is easy: now for debate on whether it is right’  The Sydney Morning Herald (22 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed about Venter development,  BBC World Service Newshour (live global discussion programme which included Craig Venter) (20 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed by Nigel Warburton regarding Venter development, podcast on several online websites, including Philosophy Bites (May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), ‘A matter of synthetic life and death: Venter's artificial organism invention is fraught with peril’ invited special opinion piece for New York Daily News (26 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), ‘Scientists create a living organism’ Financial Times (21 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), ‘Should we call a moratorium on the development of artificial life?’  published in BBC Knowledge (BBC U.S. magazine) (June )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), ‘Synthetic Life: our final chapter?’, for Oxford Mail (27 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed & extensively quoted in article ‘Making life is easy: now for debate on whether it is right’  The Sydney Morning Herald (22 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed about Venter development,  BBC World Service Newshour (live global discussion programme which included Craig Venter) (20 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed by Nigel Warburton regarding Venter development, podcast on several online websites, including Philosophy Bites (May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Quoted in article ‘'Artificial life' breakthrough announced by scientists’   BBC News online (21 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Wrote article ‘Should we call a moratorium on the development of artificial life?’ for ‘Burning Question’ section of BBC Focus Magazine (May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Wrote article ‘synthetic biology: our final chapter’  for BBC Focus Magazine (June)
  • Savulescu, J. and Douglas, T. (2010), Co-authored article ‘Artificial life means man can truly play God’  for ABC Unleashed (online) (21 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Quoted in article ‘'Artificial life' breakthrough announced by scientists’   BBC News online (21 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Wrote article ‘Should we call a moratorium on the development of artificial life?’ for ‘Burning Question’ section of BBC Focus Magazine (May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Wrote article ‘synthetic biology: our final chapter’  for BBC Focus Magazine (June)
  • Savulescu, J. and Douglas, T. (2010), Co-authored article ‘Artificial life means man can truly play God’  for ABC Unleashed (online) (21 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Live video interview for CNN International news channel discussing the synthetic biology development. (21 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on Radio 4 ‘PM with Eddie Maher’ show, commenting on synthetic biology development (21 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on BBC World TV discussing the new synthetic biology development. (21 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on BBC Oxford radio news show about synthetic biology development. (21 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed by Radio Romania for news programme featuring synthetic biology development. (21 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on Radio FM Dublin, discussing synthetic biology development (21 May)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Interviewed on BBC Radio Wales News, early morning news programme, commenting on the announcement of the development by Craig Venter of the first cell to be controlled by a synthetic genome. (21 May )
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Appeared on ‘Analysis’, highly-respected BBC Radio 4 programme which examines ideas and forces which shape public policy in Britain and features distinguished academics.  Specifically discussed the ethical issues arising from technological developments in neuroscience, particularly brain-scanning and issues of brain privacy. (15 March)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Banning Performance-Enhancing Drugs Neither Ensures Fair Play Nor Protects Athletes’ Health. The Vancouver Sun.  Reports on J. Savulescu’s research on the use of performance-enhancing drugs in sport.   (16 February)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Cover feature article in Summer 2009/10 issue of Praxis (2009/2010 issue), Monash University alumni magazine, celebrating J. Savulescu as an international leader in the field of bioethics.
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Business Voice.   Interviewed about social and business impacts of biomedical enhancements. 
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), 'Minds of our own?' BBC Radio 4 edition of 'Analysis' presented by Kenan Malik, on neuroscience - what are we learning about the way the brain works, and what might be the consequences, and uses, for such developments? Privacy implications of brain-scanning (15 March)
  • Savulescu, J. (2010), Cover feature article in Summer 2009/2010 issue of Praxis, Monash University alumni magazine, celebrating Savulescu as an international leader in the field of bioethics
  • Sheehan, M. (2010), 'Why GPs should not be commissioners', Contribution to Practical Ethics Blog (12 November)
  • Clarke, S., (2009), 'Governance and the Yuck Factor', The Philosopher's Zone, ABC Radio National, Radio programme, presented by Alan Saunders (25 July)
  • Douglas, T. (2009), 'The Flip Side of  Scientific Freedom'. UK Parliamentary podcast (August ) http://www.parliament.uk/about/podcasts/FlipsideofScientificFreedom.cfm 
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Interviewed for David Edmonds' 'Philosophy's Great Experiment'', Prospect Magazine, 156, (March)
  • Levy, N., (2009). "Enhanced Brains Say Know to Drugs" The Australian (19 August).http://www.theaustralian.com.au/archive/news/enhanced-brains-say-know-to-drugs/story-e6frgck6-1225763498765
  • Radcliffe Richards, J., (2009), Analysis: Thought Experiments, BBC Radio , 29 June
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), 'Interviewed by Heart FM Radio Oxford About the Future of Oxford.'  (9 December) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   interviewed by Jon Ronson about life extension. (will feature in the programme 'Jon Ronson on...Fear of Flying' on January 5th at 11pm 2010). (3 December) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interviewed by Lucas Amin for Goldsmiths College Magazine on the philosophy of transhumanism (27 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Audio interview with Marjan Grilj (Slovenian transhumanist association) on brain emulation. (21 November) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Telephone discussion for BBC (Georgina Leslie) about how the internet is changing us. (18 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview about memory modification for documentary made by Kayleigh Taylor from Royal Holloway University of London. (6 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview with David Edmonds on brain emulation. (20 October) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview with Abouali Farmanfarmaian from Maisonneuve magazine (Canada) about transhumanism. (2 October) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Email interview on life extension and neural implants with Joao Vito Cinquepalmi for Brazilian popular science magazine. (30 September) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Video interview with David Orban on the ethics of brain emulation (September 28) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interviewed by The Future Laboratory for a report to Oracle corporation about the future of computing, “Capitalizing on the digital age” (3 September) alternative link 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Television interview in Nyhetsmorgon TV4 about life extension. (10 July) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Radio interview for Bayerische Rundfunk about internet censorship. (4 September) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Phone interview with Monitor 360 on modeling of complex systems. (6 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview by  Joao Cinquepalmi for Superinteressante on the neuropsychology of life extension. (6 July)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview by Emma Young for Cosmos on memory editing   (May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interviewed by Mathilde Weirsøe for "Mere end godt", article in Asterisk (1 May) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interviewed by Lynda Geddes about military enhancement for New Scientist (20 May) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), 'Before Memory Science, There Was Science Fiction',  Interview by Brandon Keim for Wired on science fiction about memory editing (10 April ) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), 'Människan År 2009',  Video interview by Project Cyborg  (27 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Video interview by Waldemar Ingdahl for “99 was our 68” (27 April) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview about the future of health, in Hälsa 3.0, IF  (April) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview for Wired Italy (23 April) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interview by Johanna Koljonen for DN about the neuroscience and ethics of Dollhouse. (19 April ) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), 'The Messy Future of Memory-Editing Drugs',  Interview by Brandon Keim for Wired on memory editing (10 April) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009),   Interviewed by Catherine Mayer for Time Magazine article on Amortality (25 February) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), PS! Magazine, Interview with Åsa Bolmstedt on life extension. (16 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Interview with Annabel Slater (Imperial College) for student radio (15 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Fredrik Skavlan's show (SVT1), Television interview on life extension on  together with former Swedish Prime Minister, Göran Persson (16 January)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), South China Morning Post, Interviewed by Yojana Sharma on cognition enhancing drugs (13 January)
  • Savulescu, J. (2009), The Forum. BBC World Service radio programme featuring leading thinkers from disparate fields (29 November)
    Savulescu, J., (2009), Participation in live-radio broadcast discussing ethical issues of vaccination (Swine Flu specifically), Australian Broadcasting Corporation (15 October) 
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'Unfit for Life:Genetically Enhance Humanity or Face Extinction',  SlowTV online broadcast of Sydney Festival of Dangerous Ideas presentation (October) 
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'In Your Genes',  Insight TV programme, discussing genetic testing
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'Gallery:  Weekend Australian Magazine's Next 10',  The Australian  
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'Julian Savulescu on 'Fitter, Faster, Future'',  True Tube (educational videos online) videocast on drugs in sport (26 June) 
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'Julian Savulescu on 'I want to be a superhero', True Tube (educational videos online) videocast on drugs in sport (26 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'Morality in Politics',  Michael Sandel, Reith Lecture BBC Radio 4 Invited Question (16/20 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'Where Next for Human Evolution?' MSN News Online (Environment section)
  • Savulescu, J., Bostrom, N. and de Grey, A., (2009), 'The War on Ageing', ABC Unleashed, (17 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2009), 'Emerging Leaders-Thinking', The Australian, (TBC)
  • Sheehan, M. (2009), 'The Abuse of 'Ethical'', Contribution to Practical Ethics Blog (23 March)   
  • Sheehan, M. (2009), 'Eight Fourteen is enough', Contribution to Practical Ethics Blog (2 February)   
  • Sheehan, M. (2009), 'Why pander to the pandas?', Contribution to Practical Ethics Blog (24 September)   
  • Wilkinson, D., (2009), Caution Urged over fMRI for Life or Death Decisions, The Wellcome Trust. Reports on paper  by Wilkinson D J, Kahane, G., Horne, M. and Savulescu, J.. Functional neuroimaging and withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment from vegetative patients. J Med Ethics 2009;35:508-11) and quotes Dominic Wilkinson (12 August)
  • Wilkinson, D., (2009), Britain to Clarify its Assisted-Suicide Laws. Quoted in article in Time Magazine. (3 August)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'Meditations on the Flourishing and the Fallen', Times Higher Education Supplement, (11 May)
  • Sandberg, A. (2007), Interviewed by Linus Brohult on cognition enhancement, privacy and human-machine sympbiosis for report on "The Mobile Human 2.0" (23 February)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2007), 'Converging Cognitive Enhancement',Virtual lecture on Uvvy Island, Second Life (virtual reality world) (23 May)   
  • Savulescu, J., (2007 ), 'Interview', ABC Radio, Australia (6 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Doping in Sport', PM Magazine, Interviewed by Cornelia Stolze (July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  BBC, Interview on cloning for 'The Future' programme (June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  Washington Post, Interview on religion, conscience and controversial clinical practices (8 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'The Drugs Do Work', The Observer Sport Monthly, Interviewed by Robin McKie to contribute to McKie's article (4 Feb 2007, No. 84, pp 42-49)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  BBC News, Interview with Rebecca Morelle on stem cell research and the fall from grace of Hwang Woo-suk (17 January)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  Capitol Radio FM, Interviewed on the letter signed by 45 leading scientists, published in The Times calling for the HFEA to back the creation of "human-animal" embryos (10 January)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  The Times, signatory to letter calling for the HFEP to back the creation of "human-animal" embryos (10 January)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  The Sunday Express, interviewed about "the uproar over the girl who had surgery to stop growing up" (7 January)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  The Guardian Podcast, Interviewed by Jon Dennis "on the girl frozen in time" by the so-called Ashley Treatment (4 January)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Catholics Divided over Stem Cells', CathNews, (14 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Tour De France - Drugs in Sport', BBC Radio 4, (26 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Tour De France - Drugs in Sport', BBC Radio 5 Live, (26 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Tour De France - Drugs in Sport', BBC Radio Ulster, Sunday Sequence (29 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'It Is Time to Allow Doping at Tour De France', Daily Telegraph, (30 July, page S16)
    Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Honestly! Why Do So Many of Us Cheat at Sport?' Scotland on Sunday, (5 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Babies Should Be Custom-Made', news.com.au, Interview with Mark Schliebs (6 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Drugs in Sport - Cheating or Not?' Radio National, Life Matters, Live 15 minute phone interview with Richard Aedy (6 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Legalise Drugs in Sport', The World Today, Interview with Eleanor Hall (6 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Designer Babies', The Today Show, (7 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Doping True to the Spirit of Sport', The Sydney Morning Herald, (8 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'In Brief:  Creating Sperm; Vatican Comment', Australian Bioethics Newsletter, (8 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Vatican 'Is Going Back to the Days of the Inquisition'', The Telegraph, Interview with Roger Highfield (8 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Medical Research:  Stem Cell Researchers Risk Excommunication', Injury Watch, (8 July)
    Savulescu, J., (2007),  Education Guardian Unlimited, Interviewed by Donald McLeoad on the Commons Science and Technology Committee inquiry into human enhancement technologies in sport (25 May)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  OM Productions, Radio interview for a documentary 'Mechanical Minds' (5 June)
    Savulescu, J., (2007),  Kiwi FM Breakfast Radio, Live phone interview with Glenn Williams (8 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),  Radio - Sydney's ABC 702, Live phone interview with James O'Loghlin (9 August)
    Savulescu, J., (2007), 'We Need to Make Better Humans', University of Sydney, Podcast of Sydney Ideas Lecture (August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Brighter, Happier, Stronger - It's within Our Reach', The Sydney Morning Herald, (8 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Doctors Must Go Beyond Treating the Sick, Ethicist Says ', EarthTimes.Org, USA (27 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Stronger, Smarter, Nicer Humans', ABC Radio National, (August 19)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Life Matters', Radio National (ABC), (6 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'The World Today', ABC Radio, (6 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Interview with the Today Show', Today TV Show, (August 7)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Face to Face Interview on Triple J Hack Programme', ABC Radio, Australia (August 7)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'US Set to Ban Genetic Discrimination ', Bioedge, 247 (May 2)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Objection Law Is Taken Too Far by Some', St Cloud Times, St Cloud, Minnesota (April 1)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Study: Some Doctors Baulk at Controversial Options', Chicago Tribune, Chicago, IL, USA (February 8)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Uproar over Girl Who Had Surgery to Stop Growing Up', UK Express, (January 6)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Savulescu Proposes a Change of Focus for Medicine', BioEdge, (29 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'For the Last Goddam Time the Answer Is No', Boulder report, Bicycling.com, (28 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007),'Aussie Ethicist: Babies Should Be Custom-Made',  (06 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Doping in Sport Debate', CBC News on Sunday (TV, Canada), Canada (23 September 2007)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Visions of the Future – the Biotech Revolution ', TV- BBC 4, London (12 November 2007)
  • Savulescu, J., (2007), 'Stronger, Smarter Nicer Humans, Sydney Ideas Lecture', ABC Background Briefing, Australia, Kirsten Garrett, Repeated from broadcast (06 Jan)
  • Sheehan, M. (2007), 'Fat Taxes and the Nanny State', Contribution to Practical Ethics Blog (13 November)
  • Sheehan, M. (2007), 'Our Obligations to the Poor', Contribution to Practical Ethics Blog (27 November)
  • Sheehan, M. (2007),  U105 Radio Station, Belfast, Interview on the ethical issues associated with designer children (June)
  • Sheehan, M. (2007), 'An Incomplete Argument for Denying Treatment', BMJ Rapid Response, (January 2007)
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), A film crew from 3sat filmed Anders Sandberg for the science programme's series on visionaries.  The program aired in November 2006. (8-9 September)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), Anders and Nick Bostrom were interviewed by Belgian filmmaker, Frank Theys, for an upcoming documentary   
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'Artificial intelligence and AI ethics',Swedish radio interview (10 October)    http://www.sr.se/cgi-bin/p2/program/index.asp?programID=2098
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'The Future of Thinking',Interviewed for Leading Edge (10 October)    http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/leadingedge.shtml
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'The honorable tag',Interviewed on RFID tag policy and identity technology (23 May)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'Life extension, cryonics and identity',Swedish youth radio interview (October)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'Neuroethics and enhancement',Swedish radio interview (31 August)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'The Philosophical Room',Participated in the debate programme, "The Philosophical Room", discussing human enhancement with Professor Lars Bergström , Professor Maria Strömme and Bishop Antje Jackelén (31 December)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'Science has designs on your brain', (11 October)    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/5410092.stm
  • Sandberg, A. (2006), 'A un paso de conseguir superhumanos',Article by Martin de Ambrosio on the ENHANCE project (4 October)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Stem Cell Scientists and the Law', BioEdge, (22 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Australia Human Cloning Vote Saw  "Con Science" Crush Conscience', lifenews.com, Dr David Van Gend (11 December)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  Guardian Unlimited, (3 January)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Only Drugs Can Stop the Drugs Cheats', New Scientist, (19 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  BBC Radio 4, Westminster Hour Discussion (13 August)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Prominent Cardinal Attacks Science Behind Stem Cells', New Scientist, (11 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Religous Row over Stem Cell Work', BBC, (8 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  Medical News Today, Interviewed by Christian Nordqvist on the excommunication of embryonic stem cell researchers (7 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  Life News, Interviewed by Steven Ertelt on excommunication of stem cell researchers (7 July)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  RSC Chemistry World, Interviewed by Katharine Sanderson on performance enhancing drugs (22 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  BBC News 24, Interview - new IVF screening techniques (21 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  Channel 4, Interviewed on performance enhancing drugs (21 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Oxford Don Attacks Bush', Oxford Student, (8 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  BBC Radio Five Live, Interview - new IVF screening techniques (19 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  BBC World Service, Interview - new IVF screening techniques (19 June)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  Nature, Article on the Hinxton Group and new stem-cell recommendations (2 March)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  The Scientist, Article on the Hinxton Group and new stem-cell recommendations (2 March)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  Press conference (various), Discuss the outcomes of the transnational cooperation in stem cell research conference (22 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'We Zullen Beter En Gelukkiger Worden:  Interview Met Moralfilosoof Julian Savulescu', Knack, (1-7 February, 36 (5) pp 96-102)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Stem Cell Scientists Draw up Ethical Charter', Financial Times, Article on Hinxton Group (25 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  The Times, Article on Hinxton Group; junk medicine; stem cell research (24 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),  Press release, Press release from Transnational Stem Cell Research Conference (24 February)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006), 'Chemically Enhanced:  Should We Allow Doping in Sport?'Financial Times, Interview with David Owen (11 February, pp16-19)
  • Savulescu, J., (2006),'Conflicting Laws Hinder Research', BBC News Website, Report on the formation of the Hinxton Group and the Conference on Transnational Cooperation in Stem Cell Research (25 February)
  • Sheehan, M., (2006), 'Is There an Obligation to Participate in Medical Research?' BBC Mindgames Magazine, With Dr John McMillan, Hull (Issue 6, November 2006)
  • Sheehan, M., (2006), 'Should We Use the Data from Nazi Experiments?' BBC Mindgames Magazine, With Dr John McMillan, Hull (Issue 5, October 2006)
  • Sheehan, M., (2006), 'Is Patriotism a Good Thing?' BBC Mindgames Magazine, with Dr Iain Brassington, Manchester (Issue 3, August 2006)
  • Sheehan, M., (2006), 'Is There an Enforceable Obligation to Help Strangers?' BBC Mindgames Magazines, With Dr John McMillan (Issue 2, July 2006)
  • Sheehan, M., (2006), 'Should Those with Unhealthy Lifestyles Have Restricted Access to Health Care?' BBC Mindgames Magazine, With Dr John McMillan (Issue 1, June 2006)
  • Sheehan, M., (2006), 'Protect Yourself and the Subject', THES, By Harriet Swain; on research ethics (11 August)