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Andy Miah
Professor Andy Miah PhD (@andymiah), is Chair in Ethics and Emerging Technologies in the School of Creative and Cultural Industries and Director of the Creative Futures Research Centre 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.
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Andy Miah's Weblog
The 360 degree Olympic News Experience
“I, Scientist” at TEDxWarwick 2013
Can Twitter open up a new space for learning, teaching and thinking?
I, Scientist: The Art of Future Gazing, TEDx Warwick
TEDxWarwick 2013 Photographs
Books
The Transhumanist Reader: Classical and Contemporary Essays by eds. Max More and Natasha Vita-More (2013)
The Olympics: The Basics by Andy Miah and Beatriz Garcia (2012)
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
"Raising the Digital Generation" huffingtonpost.com
Mar 20, 2013
"Oscar Pistorius is more than just a fallen hero" Ethical Technology
Feb 16, 2013
"Why the doping problem is here to stay" Ethical Technology
Feb 10, 2013
"Lance Armstrong should be celebrated as a pioneer in human enhancement" wired.co.uk
Jan 31, 2013
"It’s not the end of the world, yet" Ethical Technology
Dec 20, 2012
"Oscar Pistorius makes a ‘One Games’ Future more Likely" M Blogs
Jul 15, 2012
"Physical Inactivity Kills, but Who Cares?" M Blogs
Jul 15, 2012
"People should be free to take smart drugs if they choose to" The Independent
Oct 27, 2011
"What has the Internet ever done for art?" Ethical Technology
Apr 18, 2011
"The Bioethics of Cybermedicalization" The New Media and Cybercultures Anthology
Nov 1, 2010
"The Human Centipede and Bioethics" The Huffington Post
Sep 1, 2010
"Bioethics" Encyclopedia Nanoscience and Society
Jun 2, 2010
"The DREAM Gene for the Posthuman Athlete" The Anthropology of Sport and Human Movement: A Biocultural Perspective
Jun 1, 2010
"Towards the transhuman athlete: therapy, non-therapy and enhancement" Sport in Society
Mar 1, 2010
"The Cultural Politics of Celebrity, Cultural Politics" Cultural Politics
Mar 1, 2010
"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 - Human enhancement technologies: pushing the boundaries (Switzerland - Jul 03, 2013)
Miah and Vita-More @ (St. Petersburg, Russia - May 26, 2013)
Recent Multimedia
the Idea of Transhumanism 2012-07-04
Humanity 2.0 2012-03-06
Why We Want a Better Future 2011-12-21
Andy on Start of the Week 2008-12-15
News
Andy Miah profiled in the UK’s Sunday Times (Apr 02, 2009)
Andy, Russell and Heather at Andy’s Human Futures Conference (Nov 06, 2008)
Andy launches Human Futures (Sep 25, 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)
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
Future Everything Festival (Manchester, UK - May 18, 2012)
The Scotland ( - Apr 15, 2012)
Edinburgh International Science Festival (Edinburgh, UK - Apr 13, 2012)
Miah @ Edinburgh International Science Festival (National Museum, Scotland - Apr 05, 2012)
Digital Futures 2050 ( - Mar 28, 2012)
MIah on “Should living people be able to donate their human tissue to art?” (Bluecoat, Liverpool, UK - Feb 09, 2012)
Miah on Art-Science-Ethics (Liverpool, UK - Feb 08, 2012)
Miah @ Sport & Politics Group, Political Studies Association (Southampton Solent University, UK - Jan 24, 2012)
Vita-More and Miah @ Design for Evolution (Aalto University, Finland - Jan 23, 2012)
Smart drugs: magic bullet or cheating ourselves? (London, UK - Oct 30, 2011)
Designer people: is technology making us less human? (London, UK - Oct 30, 2011)
Andy Miah @ Humanity 2.0 Book Launch (RSA, London UK - Oct 06, 2011)
Andy Miah @ RE:wire Conference 2011 (Liverpool, UK - Sep 28, 2011)
Andy Miah @ Pulp Fiction and the Undead (Hamburg, Germany - May 12, 2011)
Andy Miah on “The Role of Social Media in Disaster Zones” (Canterbury University, New Zealand - Apr 12, 2011)