PhD Showcase 2025

Thank you for registering to join us for our Centre for Technomoral Futures PhD Research Showcase!

At this hybrid event, we will celebrate the research and impact of our PhD Research Fellows over the last five years. Through a series of short presentations and interactive poster sessions, our PhD Fellows will share insights into their work which spans across multiple disciplines, and offers diverse perspectives aligned with the Centre’s key research themes.

Agenda:

13.30: Networking & Poster Presentations

  • Claire Barale 'LexTime: A benchmark for temporal ordering of legal events'

  • Elisa Cardamone 'Flourishing by design: Narrative methods for inclusive and ethical life technologies in later life'

  • Sasha Lee Smit 'Perpetrating and perpetuating epistemic injustice: Rethinking the utility of machine learning in healthcare'

  • Harry Weir-McAndrew 'Ambient artefacts and technomoral alienation'

  • Andrew Zelny 'Technologically mediated deliberation: Bringing postphenomenology to phronesis'

14.00: Welcome from our Director, Professor Shannon Vallor

14.15: Presentations 1-3

  • Iñaki Goñi 'Democratic deliberation and technology: Which is the answer, which is the question?'

  • Meenakshi Mani 'The trifecta of colonial “isms”: Big tech, AI, and Indian education'

  • Bhargavi Ganesh 'Who’s Responsible Anyway? Contextualizing bottom-up and top-down approaches to governance innovation in the age of AI'

15.30: Break

15.45: Presentations 4-6

  • Yuxin Liu 'Navigating the complexities of artificial moral advisors in the prospect of AI moral enhancement: A moral psychology perspective'

  • Jamie Webb 'Healthcare resource allocation, machine learning, and distributive justice'

  • Alex Mussgnug 'Technology is not the territory: How AI ethics can lead us to forget what we have already learned'

16.45: Closing Remarks

17.00 - 18.00: Networking Reception & Poster Presentations

Please note, there will be filming and photography taking place at this event to be used for future marketing, promotional and archive purposes. If you would prefer not to be photographed/recorded, please let us know at the event.