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Ethics and Nanoscience in the Middle East

Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Professors Shah, Greene, and Powers are in the Middle East over the Thanksgiving break to present at two conferences--one in Dubai, UAE and the other in Lahore, Pakistan. These conferences are funded in part by the National Science Foundation. Read more here and here.

We have liftoff!

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

The College of Arts & Sciences, in collaboration with the Delaware Environmental Institute (DENIN), is proud to launch the new Center for Science, Ethics, and Public Policy (SEPP) at UD. Since the founding in 2007 of the SEPP program at the Delaware Biotechnology Institute, participating faculty have sponsored educational, research, and outreach initiatives both on and off campus.

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Latest Blog Posts

Parsing the contraception controversy

12:15 am, Feb 11, 2012 – Author: Evan Bradley

Tell me if you can discern any moral difference between the following insurance policies:

what is the goal of "learning"?

1:27 pm, Dec 14, 2011 – Author: Evan Bradley

Recently on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart reported on "controversy" surrounding the TLC show American Muslim, highlighting an unfortunate American attitude about education:

Undergraduate Blogging Contest

4:27 pm, Dec 6, 2011 – Author: Evan Bradley

SEPP is excited to announce its undergraduate blogging contest. UD undergraduates are invited to submit essays (approximately 500-750 words) on any topic related to science & technology, ethics, and/or public policy.

The best entries will be featured on the SEPP blog next year, and each invited blogger will win a $50 prize.

Submissions should be emailed through the SEPP "Contact US" form located at the bottom of the webpage.

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