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IEET > Rights > Life > Enablement > Innovation > Vision > Bioculture > Fellows > Andy Miah

Andy Miah

Professor Andy Miah, BA, MPhil, PhD, FRSA, is Chair in Ethics and Emerging Technologies in the School of Media, Language and Music at the University of the West of Scotland, Fellow of the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies, USA and Fellow at FACT, the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology, UK. He has a PhD in Bioethics & Cultural Studies and a Master degree in Medical Law. He is author of ‘Genetically Modified Athletes’ (2004 Routledge), co-author of ‘The Medicalization of Cyberspace’ (2008, Routledge) and Editor of ‘Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty’ (2008, Liverpool University Press and FACT). Professor Miah is an Editorial Board member for Genomics, Society & Policy, Health Care Analysis and Associate Editor for New Media and Communications Technologies for Studies in Ethics, Law and Technology. He is currently writing a monthly column on ethics and technology for The Guardian

In 2009, Professor Miah is working with FACT on ‘Climate for Change’  and ‘Abandon Normal Devices’. He is also Chair of the Posthumanism theme at the International Symposium on Electronic Art, Belfast, for which he is also an Executive Committee member.


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Blogs


Andy Miah's Weblog

Biomedical Ethics Film Festival (20-22 Nov, 2009, Edinburgh)

Abandon Normal Devices (2009, Sept 23-27)

Human Enhancement: What should be permitted? (2009)

Korean Advanced Institute for Science and Technology

Social Media: Uses and Abuses (2009, June 26, Leicester)



Books


Human Futures: Art in the Age of Uncertainty by Andy Miah (Editor) (2008)

The Medicalization of Cyberspace by Andy Miah (2007)

Genetically Modified Athletes by Andy Miah (2004)

Sport Technology: History, Philosophy & Policy by Andy Miah (2002)


Articles


"Extraterrestrial Ethics"   h+ Magazine  Jan 29, 2010

"Andy Miah, Sports Doping, and the Enhancement Enlightenment"   h+ Magazine  Aug 8, 2009

"Make me a superhero: The pleasures and pitfalls of body enhancement"   Guardian  May 5, 2009

"We’re All Activists Now"   Guardian  Mar 21, 2009

"Prosthetic Surveillance: The medical governance of healthy bodies in cyberspace"   Rich, E. & Miah, A. (2009) Surveilance and Society 26(1), 163-177  Mar 19, 2009

"Enhanced Athletes? It’s Only Natural"   Washington Post  Aug 2, 2008

"Paralympics 2.0"   Bioethics Forum  Jun 9, 2008

"Engineering Greater Resilience or Radical Transhuman Enhancement?"   Studies in Ethics, Law, and Technology 2(1)  May 1, 2008

"Letter to Utopia, v1.0"   AndyMiah.net  Nov 26, 2007

"Genetic Selection for Human Enhancement"   Journal of International Biotechnology Law, 4(6), in press.  Oct 17, 2007

"Is sport winning its war against drugs? No!"   The Guardian  Aug 2, 2006

"Review: Doctor, Can You Fix My Broken Heart?"   Journal of Medical Humanities 27(2): 127-129  Jun 1, 2006

"World Pro-Doping Agency"   AndyMiah Wordpress  Apr 11, 2006

"Legalisation of performance-enhancing drugs"   The Lancet  Dec 19, 2005

"Genetically modified athletes"   the BA  Nov 23, 2005

"American Academy of Pediatrics on Doping"   Bioethics and Sport  Nov 11, 2005

"Could Your Kid Be a Contender? Test Him"   Bioethics and Sport  Oct 12, 2005

"Is ‘Gene Doping’ Wrong?"   Project Syndicate  Sep 19, 2005

"Doping and the child: an ethical policy for the vulnerable"   The Lancet 366: 874-876  Sep 10, 2005

"Bioethics and Sport in Barcelona"   Bioethics and Sport  Aug 31, 2005


Upcoming Appearances


Andy Miah on “Posthuman Lifestyles: Has the future arrived?” (Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow, Scotland - Mar 01, 2010)


Recent Multimedia


Andy on Start of the Week   2008-12-15


News


Andy Miah profiled in the UK’s Sunday Times (Apr 02, 2009)

Andy Profiled in The Scotsman (Dec 01, 2008)

Helen Jaques reviews Nature debate on H+ featuring Miah, de Grey and Warwick (Dec 01, 2008)

Andy, Russell and Heather at Andy’s Human Futures Conference (Nov 06, 2008)

Andy launches Human Futures (Sep 25, 2008)

Andy featured on gene doping at Olympics (Aug 06, 2008)

Miah Starts Upstream Nano to Encourage Foresightful Nanopolicy (Dec 03, 2007)

Andy’s Prolixity (Oct 01, 2007)

Andy gets yet another degree (Aug 12, 2007)

Technology pushes sporting boundaries (Mar 30, 2007)

Andy Miah to work with Euro-NBIC group (Jan 02, 2007)

Andy’s Notes on the Martin Conference (Mar 17, 2006)

Miah on the Torino Olympics (Feb 23, 2006)

Andy Miah covers doping in Torino (Feb 12, 2006)

Andy Miah in The Lancet (and the London Times) (Dec 19, 2005)

Andy Miah in The Globe and Mail (Dec 07, 2005)

10x Human-Machine superperformance (Nov 10, 2005)


Past Appearances


Andy Miah on “Posthuman Lifestyles: Has the future arrived?” (Centre for Contemporary Art, Glasgow, Scotland - Mar 01, 2010)

Andy Miah, Aubrey de Grey @ Human Enhancement: What should be permitted? (Geneva, Switzerland - Oct 20, 2009)

Andy Miah @ Bionic Health (London, UK - Oct 01, 2009)

Natasha Vita-More, Andy Miah @ Abandon Normal Devices (Liverpool, UK - Sep 25, 2009)

Andy Miah @ International Symposium of Electronic Art (Ulster, Northern Ireland - Aug 26, 2009)

Andy Miah on Climate Change and Nanotechology (Daejeon, South Korea - Aug 20, 2009)

Andy @ Social Media (Leicester, UK - Jun 26, 2009)

Andy on “Bioart as Bioethics” (Belfast, Northern Ireland - Jun 22, 2009)

Andy Miah on Human Evolution (London, UK - Jun 10, 2009)

Andy Miah on “Nanotechnology and Postmodern Culture” (Sheffield, UK - Jun 09, 2009)

Andy @ A European Approach to Human Enhancement (Brussels, Belgium - Feb 24, 2009)

de Grey, Miah, Warwick on Enhancing the Body (London, UK - Nov 10, 2008)

Miah, Blackford @ Human Futures: Art in an Age of Uncertainty (Liverpool, UK - Oct 30, 2008)

Andy @ The Role of the Arts in Democratic Policy Making (London, UK - Oct 14, 2008)

Andy on ET Ethics @ The Futures of Space Exploration (Glasgow, Scotland - Sep 30, 2008)

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