Research Networks
Anthropological Psychology and Philosophy
(Coordinator: Mariann B. Sørensen. Members: Svend Brinkmann, Maziar Etemadi, Jens Kvorning, Jens Mammen, Lennart Nørreklit, Mogens Paahus, Michael Rasmussen, Merete Wiberg, Jörg Zeller).
Applied Philosophy
Problem based and multidisciplinary approach
(Coordinator: Lennart Nørreklit)
(Coordinator: Lennart Nørreklit)
Projects:
- Philosophy of existence (Coordinator: Maziar Etemadi. Members: Kurt Dauer Keller, Lennart Nørreklit, Mogens Pahuus)
- Philosophy and social work (Coordinator: Lennart Nørreklit, Jörg Zeller. Members: Rolf Hepp, David Kergel)
- Philosophy of leadership (Coordinator: Kenneth Mølbjerg Jørgensen. Members: Maziar Etemadi, Lennart Nørreklit, Patrik Kjærsdam Telleus, Jörg Zeller)
- Social precarisation (Coordinator: Rolf Hepp. Members: Lennart Nørreklit, David Kergel, Sophie Kergel)
Health Philosophy, Health Technology and Medicine
(Coordinator: Egon Toft. Members: Lars H. Ehlers, Gunnar Scott Reinbacher, Helle Wentzer)
Projects
- Health philosophy
- Health methodology, theory of science
- Inequality in health
- Public health, comparative studies nationally and internationally
IT Ethics
(Coordinator: Anne Gerdes)
The IT Ethics Network provides an interdisciplinary forum for investigating ethical issues associated with the development and application of Information and Communication Technology.
The impact of technology on our lives provides for issues and controversies, which can be characterized as multifaceted and serious. From surveillance and privacy to free speech and intellectual property to technological enhancement and persuasive computing, the issues of the information age are complex and call for debate on an informed ground.
With the purpose of bringing public attention to ethical issues surrounding technology, The IT Ethics Network is aimed at carrying out research, which examines ethical issues from philosophical, technical, and social perspectives.
The IT Ethics Network focuses on present IT ethical issues and seeks to prepare us for an uncertain future.
The impact of technology on our lives provides for issues and controversies, which can be characterized as multifaceted and serious. From surveillance and privacy to free speech and intellectual property to technological enhancement and persuasive computing, the issues of the information age are complex and call for debate on an informed ground.
With the purpose of bringing public attention to ethical issues surrounding technology, The IT Ethics Network is aimed at carrying out research, which examines ethical issues from philosophical, technical, and social perspectives.
The IT Ethics Network focuses on present IT ethical issues and seeks to prepare us for an uncertain future.
(Coordinator: Merete Wiberg, Maziar Etemadi, Søren Harnow Klausen, Michael Paulsen. Members: Mogens Paahus, Jörg Zeller)
Philosophy of time and temporal logic, A.N. Prior studies
(Coordinator: Peter Øhrstrøm, Per Hasle. Members: David Jacobsen, Thomas Plov, Michael Rasmussen, Jörg Zeller)
Psychiatry and society
(Coordinator: Anders Petersen. Members: Svend Brinkmann, David Kergel, Margrethe Nielsen, Lennart Nørreklit, Gunnar Scott, Reinbacher, Pia Ringø, Mariann B. Sørensen, Jörg Zeller)
Theoretical Philosophy
(Coordinator: Mogens Paahus)
Projects
- Aesthetics (Coordinator: Michael Rasmussen. Members: Finn Arler, Ulla Burskov, Jens Christensen, Maziar Etemadi, Birthe Lund, Øyvind Lyngseth, Lennart Nørreklit, Ulla Thøgersen, Jörg Zeller)
- Ethics: (Coordinator: Patrik Kjærsdam Telleus. Members: Maziar Etemadi, Lennart Nørreklit, Merete Wiberg, Jörg Zeller, Peter Øhrstrøm)
- Philosophy of mathematics (Coordinator: Ole Ravn. Members: Ole Skovsmose)
- Logic of practice (Coordinators: Jörg Zeller, Lennart Nørreklit)
- Philosophy of science (Coordinator: Lars Bo Henriksen. Members: Finn Arler, Tom Børsen, Jens Christensen, Ole Ravn Christensen, Maziar Etemadi, Gunnar Scott Reinbacher, Patrik Kjærsdam Telleus, Jörg Zeller, David Kergel, Morten Albæk, Knud Erik Andersen, Kenneth Mølbjerg Jørgensen)