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IEET Intern Bradshaw working on disability and enhancement


Posted: Dec 16, 2006

Heather Bradshaw is working on a thesis on enhancement and disability at the Centre for Ethics in Medicine at the University of Bristol. Heather is a staffer at the Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at the University of Oxford where she is currently managing the editing and publication of a collection of essays on wisdom in Western and East-Asian culture. 

Heather is also involved, through the IDEA-CETL centre at Leeds University to develop case studies in engineering ethics.

She is a member of the BSFA, and of the Northampton Science Fiction Writers’ group led by Ian Watson. Heather has worked on science fiction conventions and a science fiction anthology, Timepieces, as well as submitting her own fiction to the group.


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