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OUR QUANTUM FUTURE: SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH FOR ETHICS, POLICY, AND STANDARD
Institute members co-author a whitepaper articulating the value proposition for a Quantum Policy and Ethics Center to assemble...
Andrew Light Joins the Biden-Harris Administration
Andrew Light, the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy's Director, has been appointed by the Biden-Harris administration to lead...
Read Andrew Light’s interview on the Future of US-India climate cooperation
Professor and IPPP Director Andrew Light led all US-India cooperation on climate change in the second half of the Obama administration,...
Institute Fellow David Morrow Quoted in VOA
In his capacity as research director for the Forum for Climate Engineering Assessment, David shares his thoughts on solar radiation...
Bolton is just plain wrong on the International Criminal Court
Dr. Shannon Fyfe tells us why in The Hill. .
Welcoming our newest faculty fellow
The Institute is proud to announce that Dr. Shannon Fyfe is joining us as a Faculty Fellow and as a new Assistant Professor in the...
What the Fatal Uber Crash Doesn’t Tell Us About Self-Driving Cars
Jesse Kirkpatrick and Ryan Jenkins discuss in Slate how the tragic crash in Arizona might impact the future of self-driving cars. On...
Peterson receives Greenwall Faculty Scholars Award
Andrew Peterson, Assistant Professor in the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy, was named a Faculty Scholar Award by Greenwall...
There's Nowhere to Hide in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
In a Wilson Center Policy report, Sarah W. Denton, IPPP research fellow and research assistant at the Woodrow Wilson Center’s Science and...
Neuroethics Students Receive OSCAR Undergraduate Scholarly Research Project Award
The Philosophy Department is pleased to announce that two undergraduate students have been awarded OSCAR Undergraduate Scholarly Research...
Mason Students Present at the International Neuroethics Society
Six student-faculty collaborative projects were presented last week at the annual meeting of the International Neuroethics Society (INS),...
Neuroethics Student Selected as Congressional Research Intern
The Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy and Department of Philosophy are pleased to announce that Joe DeFranco (class of 2019) has...
Do bystanders have an obligation to intervene in times of peril?
Jesse Kirkpatrick comments on Washington Times story on the "bystander rule" and how law and morality sometimes diverge.
Sagoff's proposal among NIH's "well-written applications that demonstrate excellent grantsmanship"
Mark Sagoff's proposal, Ecological Concepts of Human Identity in Microbiome and Metagenomic Research, has been listed on the NIH's...
Andrew Light wins first Alain Locke Award for Public Philosophy
The Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy has awarded Andrew Light, GMU University Professor and Director of the Institute...
Are military drone operators at risk for moral injury?
Jesse Kirkpatrick argues that they are in Slate's Future Tense.
Is President Barack Obama’s health care law compatible with free-market capitalism?
Erik Agner addresses this question in Politico op-ed, Health care policy libertarians go for. “Obamacare” seeks to achieve universal...
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