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Nick Bostrom

  • Bostrom, N. (2012),  Ricardo J. Quinones Distinguished Lecturer.  Claremont McKenna Gould Center for Humanistic Studies series on “Technology and Humanity” Claremont, CA (3-14 February)
  • Bostrom, N. (2012),  Invited Panelist: "Human and Cognitive Enhancement: Do We Want Smarter, Faster, Better Humans?" Oxford Martin School Seminar Series: “Can Emerging Technologies Save the World?” Oxford (2 February)    www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/event/1162
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Speaker: “Human Cognitive Enhancement”, Human Enhancement: A Symposium at Green Templeton College,  Oxford (23 November)   
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Speaker: “Superintelligence: The Control Problem,” EWB-Oxford [part of Engineers Without Borders – UK],  Oxford (22 November)  
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Speaker: “Existential Risk and AI”, Oxford Transhumanist Society,  Oxford (3 November)    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQeijCRJSog
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Speaker: “Superintelligence: The Control Problem,” Cerberus: The Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society at Balliol College, University of Oxford,  Oxford (26 October)   
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Speaker: “Superintelligence: The Control Problem”, Philosophy and Theory of Artificial Intelligence 2011 Conference,  Thessaloniki, Greece (3-4 October)   
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Panelist: “The Future of Mankind”, Leaders of Change Summit – Ýstanbul World Political Forum 2011,  Istanbul, Turkey (14-15 March) 
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Speaker: “What Are the Most Important Global Challenges in Terms of Emerging Technologies?” and Session Leader: “Technology and Communications”, Global Scholars’ Symposium (Gates Scholars of Cambridge University and Rhodes Scholars of Oxford University). , Oxford (6-7 May)
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Panelist for The Economist session: “The World in 24 Years: Megatrends and Context for Large Scale Change”, 8th Annual Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, Oxford (1 April)   
  • Bostrom, N. (2011),  Invited Panelist: “The Future of Mankind”, Leaders of Change Summit – Ýstanbul World Political Forum 2011, Istanbul, Turkey (14-15 March)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Existential Risks. Emerging Technologies Conference. Oxford (1 July)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), NGO presentation to BAE Systems on cyber-security and risk management. Oxford (15 June)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Waiting for Superman. Invited Panelist: Nexus Conference: What is Next for the West? Superman Meets Beethoven. Amsterdam (11 June)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Invited Participant: World Economic Forum’s Global Redesign Summit. Doha (30-31 May)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Reducing Existential Risks. Keynote Address :Humanity+ Conference. London (24 April)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Invited Panelist: Harvard University, Hard Problems in Social Sciences. Cambridge, USA (10 April)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Global Catastrophic Risks: Methodology of the Big Picture. Future Scenarios Seminar for ICCD – Leatid European Center for Jewish Leadership and the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Oxford (6 March)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), NGO presentation  on catastrophic risk and risk models to Amlin (Lloyd’s Insurance Group) Oxford (5 February)
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), 'Global Catastrophic Risks', ICCD - Leatid Future Scenarios seminar. Oxford (6 March)
  • Bostrom, N. (2009),  Invited Speaker: “Are We Living in a Computer Simulation?”, The World Science Festival, New York (10-14 June)    http://worldsciencefestival.com/videos/are_we_living_in_a_simulation
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Whole Brain Emulation', Pennsylvania University, Program for Cognitive sciences, Philadelphia, (3 December)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Transhumanism:  A Critical Appraisal', Pennsylvania University, Center for Bioethics, Philadelphia, (2 December)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Existential Risks', Pennsylvania University, Center for Bioethics, Philadelphia, (2 December)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Global Catastrophic Risks', Chancellor's Court of Benefactors, Oxford, (1 October)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Global Risks and Emerging Technologies Keynote', 16th Biennial Conference of the Society for Philosophy and Technology, Twente, Netherlands (8-10 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Global Risks and Opportunities Keynote', Guardian Activate Summit 09, London (1 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Socio-Economic and Ethical Issues in Weak Cognitive Enhancement', Cognitive Enhancement Symposium, Oxford (27 June)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Global Catastrophic Risks', Booz Allen, McLean, VA (15 June)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Risks from Robotics and Artificial Intelligence', The World Science Festival, New York (10-14 June)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Human Enhancement:  Methods, Issues and Timelines', TISA Symposium, London Chamber of Commerce (10 June)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'The Multiverse', The World Science Festival, New York (10-14 June)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Transhumanism:  A Critical Look', The Oxford-Manchester Moral Science Workshop, Oxford (18 May)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Issues in Assessment Techniques for Biological Risk', Developing New Approaches to Biological Risk Assessment, organized by the Royal Society and the International Council for the Life Sciences, London (19 February)
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), 'Future of Humanity Issues', Doug's Lunch, Balliol Graduate Luncheon Discussion, Oxford (12 February)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'Catastrophic Risks', Policy Foresight Programme Workshop, Oxford (18 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'Cognitive Enhancement', Panel organized by Nature, London (13 October)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'Dignity as a Quality', President's Council on Bioethics and Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA (24 September)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'Do We Need Gurus', Agora, Scottsdale AZ (30 March)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'Global Catastrophic Risks', Global Catastrophic Risks Conference, Oxford (18 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'Global Catastrophic Risks:  An Overview', Global Catastrophic Risks (Book Launch), Oxford (17 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'Panel Debate on End of the World', Oxford Union, Oxford (22 November)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), 'The Ethics of Artificial Minds', Robot & Rights, Centre for Bioethics and Public Policy, London (15 January)
  • Bostrom, N. and Rees, M., (2008), 'Existential Risks', Science Foo Camp, Googleplex, California (8-10 August)
  • Bostrom, N. and Rees, M., (2008), 'Extraterrestrials and the Fermi Paradox', Science Foo Camp, Googleplex, California (8-10 August)
  • Bostrom, N. and Rees, M., (2008), 'Rational Philanthrophy', Science Foo Camp, Googleplex, California (8-10 August)
  • Bostrom, N. (2007),  Invited speaker: “The Future of Humanity”, TransVision 2007 Conference, Chicago (24-26 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'Cognitive Enhancement:  Methods, Ethics, and Challenges for Policy', Oxford Forum for the Medical Humanitites:   Neuroethics Symposium, Oxford (11 May)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'Dignity and Enhancement', Cognitive Enhancement Conference, ENHANCE Project, Stockholm (27-28 March)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'Enhancements:  A Practical Approach', Enhancement and Genetics, Jena, Germany (22-24 June)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'Ethical Objections to Life Extension', Securing the Longevity Dividend Symposium, Chicago (23 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'My Challenges for the Next 15 Years', Second Annual Global Creative Leadership Summit, New York (23-25 September)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'Policy Issues', The Human Enhancement Colloquium, British Ambassador's Residence, The Hague (10 May)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'The Future of Humanity', Pension Fund Investment World Conference, Berlin (5 November)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'The Future of Humanity', Sedbergh Festival of Ideas, Sedbergh, UK (20-22 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'The Future of Humanity', TransVision 2007, Chicago
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'The Reversal Test: Status Quo Bias in Bioethics', The 11th Annual Jus Lecture at the University of Toronto, University of Toronto (27 September)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'The Values That Should Guide Us in Managing the Fast-Expanding Frontier of Science and Technology', Women's Forum 2007, Deauville, France (11-13 October)
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), 'The Wisdom of Nature:  An Evolutionary Heuristic for Human Enhancement', St Cross College Colloquium, Oxford (30 October)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006),  Panellist in the debate "Will our Grandchildren be Robotic?", BBC Festival of Ideas broadcast on Radio 3, Liverpool (5 November)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'A Practical Approach to Human Enhancement', Satellite meeting to the 8th World Congress in Bioethics, Beijing, China (5 August)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'An Evolutionary Heuristic for Identifying Promising Human Enhancements', TransVision 2006, Helsinki, Finland (17-19 August)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Cognitive Enhancement', Forbidding Science:  Balancing Freedom, Security, Innovation & Precaution, Tempe, Arizona (10-11 January)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Cognitive Enhancement', World Forum for Science and Civilization, Oxford (14-17 March)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Consequences of Cognitive Enhancement', ENHANCE Workshop, Oxford (4 May)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Dignity and Enhancement', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford (20 October)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Ethical and Social Implications of Cognitive Enhancement', Cognitive Enhancement Workshop, organized by the British Medical Association, London (24 November)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Existential Risks and Artificial Intelligence', Singularity Summit, Stanford University, San Francisco (13 May)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Existential Risks:  What's the Probability That Humanity Will Go Extinct in the 21st Century?  What Can We Do to Reduce the Probability?' World Forum for Science and Civilization, Oxford (14-17 March)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Human Capital', Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, London (14-17 March)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Human Enhancement, Transhumanism, and Genetics', Great Expectations:  on our genetic future, Amsterdam (21 February)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Political and Ethical Challenges for Society from the Prospect of Life-Extension', 2nd World Aging & Generations Congress, St Gallen, Switzerland (27-29 September)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Posthuman Dignity and the Rights of Artificial Minds', Human Enhancement Technologies and Human Rights, IEET and Stanford University Law School, San Francisco (26-28 May)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'The Big Picture for Humanity', Rutherford Appleton Laboratory Forum, Abingdon, Oxfordshire (6 October)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'The Future of Aging',  Wellcome Trust, London, (26 July)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'The Simulation Argument', Invited annually hosted special lectures by speakers who have made distinguished contributions to the theory or applications of symbolic systems, Stanford University, San Francisco (19 May)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'The Transhumanist Vision', The Future of Human Natures: Science, Ethics and Democracy, University of Utah
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Transhumanist Values', Institute for Science, Innovation & Society, Nijmegen (21 February)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'What Is Enhancement?' TransVision 2006, Helsinki, Finland (17-19 August)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), 'Wiser and Smarter', Annual Investors Forum 2006, Oxford Capital Partners, Said Business School, University of Oxford (20 September)
  • Bostrom, N., (2005), 'Status Quo Bias in Bioethics', Invited speaker for the DeCamp Seminar Series, Princeton Center for Human Values, Princeton (30 November)

Rafaela Hillerbrand

  • Hillerbrand, R. and Taylor, P., (2008), 'Five Humanitarian Questions About Future Human Vulnerability', Humanitarian Futures Programme, James Martin 21st Century School, University of Oxford,
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2007), 'Dianoetic Virtues in Addressing a Morally Correct Treatment of G.M.' Environmental Justice and Global Citizenship, Oxford (July)
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2007), 'Nanotechnology - Why Worry', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (February)
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2007), 'Scale Separation as a Condition for Quantitative Modelling.  Why Mathematics Works for Some Problems and Fails for Others', Models and Simulations 2, Tillburg, Netherlands (October)
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2007), 'The Communication of Epistemic Uncertainties', International Congress for Logic, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science, Beijing, China (August)
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2007), 'The Moral Threat of a Manmade Climate Change', EE250:  The Euler Equations, 250 years on, Aussois, France (July)
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2007), 'Uncertainty as a Challenge for Moral Philosophy', Societa Ethica Conference, Leysin, Switzerland (August)
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2006), 'Decision Making under Uncertainty.  How to Handle an Anthropogenic Greenhouse Effect', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (February)
  • Hillerbrand, R., (2006), 'Uncertainty as a Challenge for Ethical Reasoning', Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg am Wechsel (August)

Guy Kahane

  • Kahane, G. (2011), 'Virtue by Pills', Shaping Moral Psychology, Royal Institute of Technology KTH, Stockholm (June)
  • Kahane, G. (2011), Investigating the Moral Brain. Royal Institute of Technology KTH. Stockholm (February)
  • Kahane, G. (2011), Dual Processing and Moral Psychology. Social Cognition and Neuroscience Seminar. School of Psychology, University of Birmingham (March)
  • Kahane, G. (2011), The Armchair and the Trolley: From Empirical Psychology to Moral Principles. Netherlands Meta-ethics Group. Utrecht (April)
  • Kahane, G. (2011), Facing the Unbidden: Sandel, Religion and Human Enhancement [keynote lecture]. 3TU Research Day. Utrecht (April)
  • Kahane, G. (2011), Brain Damage and the Moral Significance of Consciousness. Meeting of the European Neurological Society. Lisbon (May)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), Cognitive Science and Normative Ethics (reply to Joshua Greene). American Philosophical Association Meeting. (December)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), When, How and Why Consciousness Morally Matters. The Vegetative State: Medical Facts, Ethical, Philosophical and Legal Dilemmas,. Sardinia (October)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), Facing the Unbidden. Reason, Theology and the Genome. Christ Church College, Oxford (October)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), Neuroimaging. Consortium on Ethics of Emerging Technologies. Oxford (July)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), From Is to Ought? Neuroimaging and Ethics. Oxford University. The Oxford Atheist Society (May)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), The Neuroscience of Morality. South Place Ethical Society. London (March)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), Non-Identity, Self-Defeat, and Attitudes to Future People. Philosophical Society. King's College London, London (February)
  • Kahane, G. (2010), The Crippled Armchair:  an argument for experimental ethics. James Martin 21 Century School Advanced Research Seminar. Oxford University (February)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Counterintuitive Moral Judgment:  Cognitive Effort of Affective Deficit? International Society for Research on Emotion Conference. Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium (August)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Emotion in Moral Judgment. International Society for Research on Emotion Conference. Leuven, Belgium (August)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Ethical Theory and the Scientific Study of Morality. Philosophy Colloquium. Delft University (November)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Evolutionary Debunking Arguments. Moral Philosophy Club. University of Oslo (March)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Morality Biologized. Royal Institution of Britain. London (December)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Neuroimaging Moral Judgment. Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature Colloquium (March) 
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Neuroimaging Moral Judgment. CSMN Colloquium. University of Oslo (March)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Neuroscientific Perspectives on Moral Judgment. UK Clinical Ethics Network Conference. St Hugh's College, Oxford (June)Kahane, G. (2009), The Neuroscience of Moral Judgment (with Irene Tracey and Katja Wiech). James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar. University of Oxford (February)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), The Neuroscience of Moral Judgment:  Empirical Findings and Possible Ethical Implications. Oxford-Mount Sinai Consortium on Bioethics. Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York (April)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), The Normative Knowledge Argument. Language and Rationality Seminar. University of Oslo (March)
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Using Psychological Methods to Study Philosophical Questions. Experimental Psychology Seminar. University of Oxford (February)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Counterintuitive Moral Judgment:  Cognitive Effort of Affective Deficit?' International Society for Research on Emotion Conference, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium, (August)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Emotion in Moral Judgment', International Society for Research on Emotion Conference, Leuven, Belgium, (August)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Ethical Theory and the Scientific Study of Morality', Philosophy Colloquium, Delft University, (November)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Evolutionary Debunking Arguments', Moral Philosophy Club, University of Oslo, (March)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Neuroimaging Moral Judgment', CSMN Colloquium, University of Oslo, (March)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Neuroscientific Perspectives on Moral Judgment', UK Clinical Ethics Network Conference, St Hugh's College, Oxford, (June)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'The Neuroscience of Moral Judgment (with Irene Tracey and Katja Wiech)', James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar, University of Oxford, (February)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'The Neuroscience of Moral Judgment:  Empirical Findings and Possible Ethical Implications', Oxford-Mount Sinai Consortium on Bioethics, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, (April)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'The Normative Knowledge Argument', Language and Rationality Seminar, University of Oslo, (March)
  • Kahane, G., (2009), 'Using Psychological Methods to Study Philosophical Questions', Experimental Psychology Seminar, University of Oxford, (February)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Arbitrary Distinctions in Normative Ethics', Moral Science: Science, Ethics and Innovation Workshop, Manchester University, (June)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Brain Reading and the Privacy of the Inner', Moral Brain Meeting, Ghent University, (January)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Evolution and Debunking Arguments (Respondent:  Gilbert Harman)', James A Moffett '29 Seminar in Ethics and DeCamp Seminar in Bioethics, Princeton University, (March)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Evolutionary Debunking Arguments', The Ethical and Philosophical Implications of Neuroscience, University of Bonn, (October)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Moral Theory and the Neuroscience of Morality', The Ethical and Philosophical Implications of Neuroscience, University of Bonn, (October)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Neuroimaging Moral Intuitions', Carnegie Uehiro Oxford Conference on Medical Ethics, University of Oxford, (December)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Neuroimaging Moral Intuitions', Moral Science: Science, Ethics and Innovation Workshop, University of Oxford, (November)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'The Trouble with Being Sincere (with Timothy Chan)', Judgement, Assertion and norms, Episteme Research Group, University of Geneva, (December)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'Cognitive Enhancement:  A Perspective from Value Theory', ENHANCE EU Project Workshop on Cognitive Enhancement, Stockholm University, Sweden, (27-28 March)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'Genetic Selection and Disability', The Oxford Medical Humanities Forum, Oxford, (February)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'How Are We to Understand the Concept of Disability?' Disability and Disadvantage, University of North Carolina, (September)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'Human Nature, Evolution, and Debunking Arguments', Human Nature and Bioethics, Hong Kong City University, (December)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'If Nothing Matters', Faculty of Philosophy, Moral Philosophy Seminar, University of Oxford, (26 February)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'Non-Identity, Self-Defeat and Attitudes to Future People', Disability and Disadvantage, Manchester University, (12-13 May)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'Puzzles About Belief, Self-Deception, and Lying', James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar, Oxford University, (2007)
  • Kahane, G., (2006), 'Brain Reading and the Privacy of the Inner', James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar, Oxford University, 
  • Kahane, G., (2006), 'Procreative Beneficence and Disability', Pacific American Philosophical Association Meeting, Portland, Oregon, (24 March)
  • Kahane, G., (2006), 'Well-Being, Disability and Selection', James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar, Oxford University, 
  • Kahane, G. (2009), Nihilism:  Nothing to Fear? James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar. University of Oxford (May)
  • Kahane, G., (2008), 'Anti-Theism.' James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar, Oxford University, (April)
  • Kahane, G., (2007), 'Well-Being and Adaptation', James Martin 21st Century School Advanced Research Seminar, Oxford University,
  • Kahane, G., (2006), 'Neuroscience and Ethics', James Martin 21st Century Advanced Research Seminar, Oxford University,

Eric Mandelbaum

  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'Against Aliefs', Society for Philosophy and Psychology, Montreal, Canada (6-10 July)   
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'Belief in a Modern World', The Institute of Art and Ideas Philosophy and Music Festival: How-The-Light-Gets-In, Hay-on-Wye (29 May)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'Implicit Attitudes as Beliefs: Or Three Ways of Being Prejudicial', Symposium on Implicit Racism at Moral Psychology and the Cognitive Sciences Conference, Riga, Latvia (8 May)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'Belief: Storage and Acquisition', James Martin 21st Century School Speaker Series, University of Oxford (9 March)   
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), From Implicit Racism to Institutional Racism. Oxford Martin School. Oxford (9 March)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'Comments on Graham Wood’s “Morals, Modules, and Metaphysics”', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, University of Oxford (23 February)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'A Psychofunctionalist Theory of Belief', Georgia State University (9 February)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), Invited Participant at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies Exploratory Workshop: Predictions, Goals, Stereotypes. Harvard University (4-5 February)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'A Psychofunctionalist Theory of Belief', Belief and Its Cousins, Harvard University (4 February)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2011), 'Sensible Central Systems',Harvard University (3 February)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), There are No Aliefs. Oxford University, St. Catherine’s College (3 December)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), Comments on Richard Menary’s “Cognitive Niche Construction: Somewhere Between Scaffolding and Extension,” James Martin Advanced Research Seminar. Oxford University (1 December)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), Comments on Sam Wilkinson’s “Egocentric Judgments, Encyclopedic Beliefs, and Delusional Assertions,” at the Oxford Philosophy Graduate Conference (Talks given by graduate students with faculty commentators). Oxford University (20 November)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), Comments on Erik Wielenberg’s “Can Sociopaths Make Moral Judgments,” Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Atlanta, GA (15 April
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), Knowing Who’s Responsible: The Cognitive Causes of Affect in Moral Psychology. Jean Nicod Institute, Ecole Normale Superiore. Paris, France (June 17)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), The Performance/Competence Distinction in Moral Psychology. Metro Experimental Research Group. New York University (22 May)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), Thinking Is Believing. University of Waterloo. Waterloo, Canada (6 January)
  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), Comments on Erik Wielenberg’s “Can Sociopaths Make Moral Judgments. The Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology,. Atlanta, GA, (15 April)

Toby Ord

  • Ord, T. (2012). A small foundation,Issues in priority setting for health: a DCP3 Methods Workshop, Delhi (29 Feb – 1 Mar )
  • Ord, T. (2012). How to be a consequentialist about everything,Moral Philosophy Seminars, University of Oxford (13 Feb)
  • Ord, T. (2012). Should we discount health benefits when considering cost-effectiveness?,Issues in priority setting for health: a DCP3 Methods Workshop, Delhi (29 Feb – 1 Mar)
  • Ord, T. (2012). The risk of human extinction,Lecture in the Balliol Interdisciplinary Institute series: Positive Ethics Oxford (18 Jan)
  • Ord, T. (2011). Taking charity seriously,Presentation to the Sixth Form at Cokethorpe School Witney (25 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2011). Taking charity seriously,University of Reading Philosophy Society Reading (1 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2011). Overpopulation or Underpopulation,First lecture in the Oxford Martin School series: Is the Planet Full? , Oxford ( 20 Oct) http://www.oxfordmartin.ox.ac.uk/videos/view/128
  • Ord, T. (2011). Taking charity seriously,The Oxford Hub Series, Oxford (20 October)
  • Ord, T. (2011). What are the most important issues of the century?,First lecture in the Balliol Interdisciplinary Institute series: Positive Ethics Oxford (19 Oct )
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'How to do 10,000 times as much good: The pivotal importance of cost-effectiveness in the ethics of global poverty', International Society of Utilitarian Studies, Lucca (23–25 June)  
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Giving What We Can', Impact: Global Poverty, Birmingham ( 23 May)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Taking Charity Seriously', Christian Ethics Engages Peter Singer, Oxford (19–20 May)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Taking charity seriously', Special lecture with Peter Singer, Examination Schools, Oxford (20 May)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Taking charity seriously', Barclays Bank, Radbroke (10 May) 
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Discounting and Moral Uncertainty', Workshop on Moral Uncertainty, Stockholm (6 April)
  • Beckstead, N. and Ord, T. (2011), 'Bubbles under the wallpaper: healthcare rationing and discrimination', Valuing Lives NYU, New York City (5 March)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Giving What We Can', London School of Economics Society for Social Policy, London (22 February)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Global poverty: what we can do about it', Rutgers University, New Brunswick (2 March)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'How to have ten thousand times the impact: the pivotal importance of cost-effectiveness in delivering aid', Oxfam Great Britain, Oxford (24 March)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Taking charity seriously', Princeton University, Princeton (3 March)   
  • Ord, T. (2011), 'Taking charity seriously', Holywell Manor Research Lecture, Oxford (17 February) 
  • Ord, T. (2010), Taking charity seriously. Invited speaker, BarCamp Nonprofit. Oxford (20 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Rationing and Rationality. Invited speaker, Balliol College Philosophy Seminar. Oxford (18 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Utilitarianism and Charity: doing the best we can. Invited speaker.  ondon School of Economics. London (15 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), The ethics of giving. Invited speaker. Magdalen College School Philosophy Society. Oxford (5 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Taking charity seriously. Invited speaker. Oxford Brookes University Philosophy Society. Oxford (3 Nov)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Positive Ethics: looking at the bigger picture. Invited speaker, Balliol College Research Consilium. Oxford (20 Oct)
  • Ord, T. (2010), Shared Treasures: the true value of time and money. Invited speaker, Oxford University Alumni Weekend. Oxford (25 Sep)
  • Ord, T. (2009). Taking charity seriously,Holywell Manor Research Lecture, Oxford (17 November)
  • Ord, T., (2008), 'How to Be a Consequentialist About Everything', International Society of Utilitarian Studies, Berkley, (11-13 September)
  • Ord, T., Hillerbrand, R. and Sandberg, A., (2008), 'Probing the Improbable: Methodological Challenges for Risks with Low Probabilities and High Stakes ', Global Catastrophic Risks, Oxford, (17-20 July)

Rebecca Roache

  • Roache, R. and Clarke, S., (2007), 'Bioconservatism, Bioliberalism, and the Wisdom of Reflecting on Repugnance', Enhancement and Genetics Conference, Jena, Germany (22 June)
  • Roache, R. and Clarke, S., (2007), 'Cognitive Bias and Human Enhancement', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (24 April)
  • Roache, R., (2007), 'Enhancement and the Risk of Social Disruption', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (26 January)
  • Roache, R., (2007), 'Ethical Issues in Mood Enhancement', Moral Philosophy Seminar, University of Oxford, (15 October)
  • Roache, R., (2007), 'Response To "Personal Identity and Life Span Extension" By G. Barazzetti and M. Reichlin', ENHANCE Workshop on Life Span Extension, Universita Vita  Salute, San Raffaele, Italy (17-18 May)
  • Roache, R., (2007), 'Self-Esteem, Mood Enhancement, and Human Flourishing', Neuroenhancement of Mood:  Social and Ethical Issues at the Forefront of the Debate, University of Ghent, Belgium (29 November)
  • Roache, R., (2006), 'Human Nature and Enhancement', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (June)

Anders Sandberg

  • Sandberg, A. (2011), 'The Enhanced Jury: cognitive bias and enhancement in court', Talk at workshop “Presenting DNA Evidence”, Center for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford (30 November) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), 'Cognitive biases and what to do about them. The art of usable foresight', Invited talk for event 'The Future of the Future', organized by the Club of Amsterdam, Amsterdam (3 November) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), 'Impact of brain-computing interfaces', Talk at Oxford Transhumanists, Oxford (27 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Keynote speaker at conference ‘Beyond AI: interdisciplinary aspects of artificial intelligence’, December 8-9 2011, Pilsen, University of West Bohemia, Pilsen, University of West Bohemia (8 December)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Talk at CSLS workshop on Jury Enhancement, Oxford (30 November ) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), 'The impact of brain-computer interfaces', Oxford Transhumanists, Exeter College (27 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Commenter at ‘Smart implants: therapeutic solutions, security and human enhancement’ at the Wellcome Trust, organized by Cesagen - Emerging Science, Changing Society (Lancaster and Cardiff Universities), and the Innovation in Society group, University of Central Lancashire (20 October )
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Speaker at ‘Eugenics: The Birth of a new Generation?’ University of Manchester (19 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Keynote speaker at 'Brains, Minds, Machines'  symposium at Dulwich College. Included lecture, screening of the ‘Transhuman’ documentary and discussions with students, Dulwich (13 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Lecture at Radley College, “Why is there order in the universe?” Oxfordshire (11 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Presentation “Boosting brains: how far have we come?” at Beyond Human, organized by Humanity+, London (8 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Gave talk on “The feasibility of whole brain emulation” at PT-AI 2011 conference, Thessaloniki (3 October)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Keynote talk at Oxford Capital Partners Forum, “Preparing humans for the world of tomorrow”,  (14 September)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Invited as external commenter on cognition enhancement, SESTI project final workshop, Brussels (28 June)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), 'The Ethics of brain emulation', Lecture for FACETS project at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland (7 June) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Panel discussion at British Library, "Compared to this, the Industrial Revolution was nothing", with Richard Jones, John Turney, Robin Lovell-Badge, London (25 May) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), 'The freedom to explore: human enhancement, extensions and the ethics of the unknown', Invited talk at Transhumanism Meets Design conference, Parsons The New School for Design, New York (14 May)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), The billion-body problem: taking human (ir)rationality into account for planetary defense. Invited keynote speech at the 2011 IAA Planetary Defense Conference. Bucharest (9 May)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Invited lecture on the technological challenges to liberalism, Stureakademin, Stockholm. (10 April)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Panel discussion on Ray Kurzweil's documentary "Transcendent Man", . Extrobritannia, London (9 April )
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Panel discussion "Enhancement: how far should we go", Cambridge Science Festival 2011. Cambridge (26 March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011),  Invited as external commenter at Challenges for ICT for Public Policy expert workshop, London (23 March)   
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Kognitionsförbättring - fungerar det, och spelar det någon roll?" (Cognitive enhancement - does it work, and does it matter? Invited lecture at Royal Institute of Technology. Stockholm (16 March)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Big risks: can we think properly about high impact, low probability disasters? Talk at the St Abbe's College Sciences Discussion Group. (18 February)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), Copying the mind? The ultimate limits and possibilities of computational neuroscience. Invited talk at NeuroArts Conference. University of Plymouth (11 February)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), The rationality of cryonics. Oxford rationality group. Oxford (6 February)
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), The future of ideas on machine intelligence. Invited talk at 2011 Humanity+ UK Conference. Conway Hall, London (29 January )
  • Sandberg, A. (2011), How do brains learn, and can we improve it? Radley College, Abingdon (19 January )
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), The fuzzy brain: extended minds, neural interfaces and collective intelligence. Invited talk at the 2011 Uehiro/Carnegie/Oxford Conference. St. Cross College, Oxford (8 December)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), The value of better brains: cognition enhancement and the personal and social benefit of cognition Oxford neurosociety conference (InSIS and the European Neuroscience and Society Network). Oxford (7 December)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Presentation "The rationality of existential risk" Oxford rationality group. Oxford (27 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Pecha Kucha presentation on the future of science Dana Centre, London (25 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Talk "Enhancing and extending the mind: the science and ethics of cognitive enhancers" at the Oxford Medical Humanities group. Merton College, Oxford (23 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Respondent to Gero Misenböck at James Martin advanced research seminar. (3 November)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Thermodynamics of advanced civilizations: living in a unsustainable universe. Invited talk at Transvision 2010. Milano (24 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Lecture on whole brain emulation for the Oxford Transhumanist Society. Lincoln College, Oxford (20 October )
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Talk at Rotary Stockholm on cognitive bias. Stockholm (13 October)
  • Sandberg, A. and Shulman, C. M. (2010), Implications of a software-limited singularity 8th Conference on Computing and Philosophy. Munich (4-6 October)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Why Does 'Wikimagic' Work? invited talk at LIFT2010 on collective intelligence. Marseilles (7 July)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Short presentations on  'Artificial intelligence' and 'memory enhancement' at conference on the ethics of emerging technologies. Oxford Centre for Neuroethics, University of Oxford (1 July)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), The Ethics of Life Extension. Invited talk at the Oxford Institute of Ageing. University of Oxford (17 June)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Invited for comments at human enhancement technology workshop in Brussels, organized by the EU SESTI project (Scanning for Emerging Science and Technology Issues). (7 June)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Invited talk on ethics of whole brain emulation at First Virtual Workshop on Advancing Substrate Independent Minds (ASIM2010). (5 June)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), European Platform workshop, organized by Volkswagen Foundation. Tutzing, Germany (31 May - 3 June)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Invited talk on whole brain emulation. Google Corporation, California (27 May). Watch on YouTube.
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), The Geometry of Politics. Talk at Stanford Maths Department. Stanford University (21 May)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Participated in the 21st Century School Futures Briefing for the Oxford Scenarios Programme. James Martin 21st Century School, University of Oxford (18 May)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Talk at the Oxford transhumanist group (Balliol College) on cognitive enhancement. (11 May)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Talk on "How much is a better brain worth? Cognition enhancement and the personal and social benefit of cognition" at conference The Posthuman Condition,. Aarhus University (6 May) 
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Making Humans Smarter Via Cognitive Enhancers. Talk at Humanity+ UK2010. London (24 April)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Neuroselves and Exoselves: Distributed Cognition inside and Outside Brains. Talk in Teleplace. (18 April)
  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Beyond the Skull: Extended Minds, Neural Interfaces and Brain Emulations.  Invited talk at “Beyond the Body” conference. Manchester University (11 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2010), Participated in Drugs Landscape 2030 Scenario Planning Workshop, organized for the Home Office. Wokefield Park, Reading. (18-19 March)
  • Sandberg, A., (2010), Models of technological singularity. Presentation  at AGI10 Conference. Lugano, Switzerland (8 March)
  • Sandberg, A., (2010), Cognition Enhancement. Medical Law and Ethics class. Oxford University (2 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2010), Informal discussion with IARPA on brain emulation. University Park, Maryland (25 January)
  • Sandberg, A., (2010), Enhancement of Juries. Memory and Neuroscience Conference. Tucson, Arizona (23 January)
  • Sandberg, A., (2010), Enhancement of Juries. James Martin Advanced Research Seminar Series, HT10. James Martin 21 Century School, University of Oxford (20 January)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Invited to participate as commenter at meeting "Human dignity in Medicine and Business". held at Ethikzentrum FSU Jena, Germany (15 November) 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), If it is bad, it is probably worse than you think. James Martin research seminar. Oxford (11 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Participated in Singularity Institute Post-summit workshop. (5-6 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Technical Roadmap for Whole Brain Emulation. Singularity Summit. New York (3 October)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), The future of health. If (insurance companty). Stockholm (22 October)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Healthy, Wealthy and Wise:  enhancing cognition. Oxford Capital Partners Investment Forum. Oxford (16 September)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), The future of health. Abandon Normal Devices, part of INFECT. Liverpool (25 September)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Talk on the singularity summit, Extrobitannia. London (10 September)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Cloud Superintelligence. Ars Electronica Festival. Linz (5 September)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Ethical Assessment of Neuromodulation Techniques:  Their Differences and Commonalities. Conference Human Nature and Self Design. Universitat Tubingen (1 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Brains, Bayes, Biases and Big Bangs. Jane Street Capital. New York (25 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), The ultimate limits of progress. Bonn Graduate Workshop. University of Bonn/Europaeum (31 July)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Clinical Ethics of Cognitive Enhancement. UK Clinical Ethics Network Conference. Oxford (30 June)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Swine flu, black swans, and Geneva-eating dragons. Extrobritannia. London (20 June)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Future Culture. How the Light Gets In:   Hay-on-Wye Philosophy Festival. Hay-on-Wye (31 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Ethics of brain implants. European Future Technologies conference. Prague (April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Bridging the gap between the brain and machine. DOX. Prague (April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Ethics of brain implants. Bridging the gap between the brain and machine: European Future Tecnologies Conference. Prague (22 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Ethics of brain implants. DOX. Prague (22 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Liberalismen och framtiden. Stureakademin, Stockholm (27 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Hybrid Humans. CEA-LETI, MINATEC. Grenoble 
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Cognitive Enhancement: Hope or Dope? Invited talk/panel discussion on cognition enhancement organized by The Triple Helix. McCrum Lecture Hall, Cambridge (19 January)
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Human Engineering and Climate Change. St Cross Ethics Seminar Series. University of Oxford
  • Sandberg, A., (2009), Cognitive Enhancement: Hope or Dope? Invited talk/panel discussion on cognition enhancement organized by The Triple Helix. McCrum Lecture Hall, Cambridge. (19 January)
  • Sandberg, A., (2008), 'Cheap Superintelligence',  Talk at Convergence08, Mountain View ,California (15-16 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2008), 'Emulating Brains: Silicon Dreams or the Next Big Thing?'  Public lecture for  Extrobritannia, Birkbeck College London, (22 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2008), 'Enhancement in Higher Education', Lecture for CUTHS, (St John's College, Cambridge), (24 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2008), 'Global Catastrophic Risks:  An Overview, and Caution About Risk Assessment',  Talk at Global Catastrophic Risks: Building a Resilient Civilization, Mountain View, California (14 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2008), 'Whole Brain Emulation:  Challenges and Timescales',  Talk at Convergence08, Mountain View ,California (15-16 November)Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Biotechnology and the Promise of Tailor-Made Medicine', Amigo Society, part of Segundas Jornadas sobre Convergencia Ciencia-Tecnologia, sponsered by the Vodafone Foundation, Brussels (21 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Are Enhancements Gendered?' ENHANCE Workshop on Mood enhancement, Maastricht (26-28 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Are Enhancements Gendered?' ENHANCE Workshop on Mood Enhancement, Maastricht, (26-28 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Cognition Enhancement',  University of Ghent, (2 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Converging Cognitive Enhancement', Eudoxa, Uvvy Island, Second Life (virtual reality world), (23 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Mind and Body 2025', Dana Centre, London Science Museum, (28 June)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'New Media, New Brains',  Thames Valley University, (12 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Our Sci-Fi Future', Dana Centre, London Science Museum, (10 January)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Participant', Mind and Body 2025, Dana Centre, London Science Museum (28 June)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Public Consultation on Enhancement Drugs', Drugsfutures, Academy of Medical Sciences, Glasgow, (3 March)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Scenario Planning for Life Extension', Extrobritannia, Conway Hall, London (13 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Scenario Planning for Life Extension', Extrobritannia, Conway Hall, London, (13 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'The Blue or the Pink Pill:  Are Enhancements Gendered?' ENHANCE Workshop on Cognitive Enhancement, Stockholm (27-28 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'The Blue or the Pink Pill:  Are Enhancements Gendered?' ENHANCE Workshop on Cognitive Enhancement, Stockholm, Sweden, (27-28 April)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'The Chemicals between Us', Neuroethics Symposium, Oxford Forum for Medical Humanities, St John's College, Oxford (11 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Unfair to Allow or Unfair to Ban?  (the Economic Impact of Cognitive Enhancement)', Enhancement and Genetics Conference, University of Jena, Germany, (23 June)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), 'Unfair to Allow or Unfair to Ban?'  Friedrich-Schiller University, Jena, Germany, (23 July)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Biotechnology and the Promise of Tailor-Made Medicine', Amigo Society, Brussels, (21 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Cognitive Divide or a Mind-Meld?  Scenarios of Cognitive Enhancement', TransVision 2006, Helsinki, Finland (17-19 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Cognitive Divide or a Mind-Meld?: Scenarios of Cognitive Enhancement', TransVision 06, University of Helsinki, Finland, (17-19 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Genius as a Commodity:  Cognitive Enhancement Technology and Scenarios of Its Social Effects', 2006 Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Studies of Sciences, Vancouver, B.C, Canada, (1-5 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Genius as a Commodity: Cognitive Enhancement Technology and Scenarios of Its Social Effects', 2006 Annual Meeting of the Society for the Social Studies of Science, Vancouver (1-5 November)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Memory Enhancement:  What, How and Why', Extrobritannia, Conway Hall, London (25 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Memory Enhancement:  What, How and Why', Extrobritannia, Conway Hall, London, (25 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Memory Modification and Authenticity', Human Enhancement Technologies and Human Rights, Stanford University Law School, San Francisco (26-28 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Memory Modification and the Authenticity', Human Enhancement Technologies and Human Rights, Stanford University Law School, California, (26-28 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Mozart, Folic Acid, Choline and Genetic Modification:  Prenatal Cognitive Enhancement', 8th World Congress of Bioethics, Beijing, China
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'Mozart, Folic Acid, Choline and Genetic Modification: Prenatal Cognitive Enhancement', 8th World Congress of Bioethic, Beijing, China, (6 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'New Media, New Brains',  Thames Valley University, (12 February)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'The Chemicals between Us', The Oxford Medical Humanities Forum, St John's College, Oxford, (11 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'The Honorable Tag (Rfid Tag Policy and Identity Technology)', Hitachi Sweden, Sweden, (23 May)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'The Social Impact and Ethics of Life Extension', Eudoxa, Uvvy Island, Second Life (virtual reality world), (18 December)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'The Social Impact of Cognitive Enhancement', ENHANCE Conference, Beijing, China (5 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'The Social Impact of Cognitive Enhancement', ENHANCE Conference, Beijing, China, (5 August)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'The Transhumanist Vision', Segundas Jornadas sobre Convergencia Ciencia-Technologia, sponsered by the Vodafone Foundation, Universidad de Alcala de Henares (9 March)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), 'The Transhumanist Vision', Segundas Jornadas sobre Convergencia Ciencia-Tecnologia (sponsored by the Vodafone Foundation), Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, (9 March)

Nick Shackel

  • Shackel, N., (2007), 'Epistemic Blame, Public Knowledge and Epistemic Duty', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (1 March
  • Shackel, N., (2006), 'On the Obligation to Be Rational', Oxford Moral Philosophy Seminar, Oxford, (30 January 2006)
  • Shackel, N., (2006), 'Pluralism for the Normativity of Rationality', Rationality and Normativity Seminar, Oxford, (June)
  • Shackel, N., (2006), 'Reasons, Rationality and Externalism', Joint Session of the Mind and Aristotelian Societies, Southampton (July)
  • Shackel, N., (2006), 'Rhetorical Manoeuvres, Rationalism and Sophism', Logic and Rhetoric Conference, Cambridge (November)
  • Shackel, N., (2006), 'Society, Artificial Persons, Rights and Responsibility', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (April)

Peter Taylor

  • Taylor, P., (2009), 'The EP Curve's New Clothes', RAA Catastrophe Conference, Tampa, USA (17 February 2009)
  • Raford, N. and Taylor, P., (2008), 'An Inconvenient Likelihood', Presented at LSE by Noah Raford, London School of Economics,
  • Taylor, P. and Hillerbrand, R., (2008), 'What Is Risk?' Risk, James Martin 21st Century School, University of Oxford,
  • Taylor, P. and Plomer, A., (2008), 'Patently Complex: Emerging Questions on Patents on Biotechnological Inventions', ESRC Complexity Seminar Series, London School of Economics (26 November)
  • Taylor, P. and Shipley, D., (2008), 'Probably Wrong', Risk, Smith School for Enterprise and the Environment, (24 November)
  • Taylor, P. and Hillerbrand, R., (2007), 'Global Catastrophic Risks:  Nanotechnology', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (February)Taylor, P., (2007), 'Emerging Risks', Risk Modelling for P&C Insurers Conference, London (12 April)
  • Taylor, P., (2007), 'Ten Challenges in Catastrophe Modelling', RAA/IUA Conference, London (21 June)
  • Taylor, P., (2007), 'Ten Key Issues in Catastrophe Modelling', RAA/IUA Conference, London (20 June)
  • Taylor, P., (2007), 'Unprecedented Excessive Risks', James Martin Advanced Research Seminar, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Oxford, (January)