Dr.
Ning Wang
Ning is an ethicist and a political scientist based at University of Zurich since 2017. She has a broad research interest in the ethics assessment and responsible governance of emerging and future technologies, such as robotics, autonomous systems, and artificial intelligence. Through empirical studies, she aims to address the ethical, social, legal, and regulatory challenges new technologies pose to society, explore responsive analytical approaches in the understanding and evaluation of them, and propose practical governance tools for the design, development, and use of them. Conceptually, she is interested in exploring philosophical notions such as identity, agency, autonomy, responsibility, justice, and the good life. Methodologically, she seeks to draw on insights gained through trans-disciplinary research in co-creation processes.
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ning.wang@uzh.chInvolved projects
- Hubs of Open and Participatory Education for Digitally Connected Learning (HOPE)
- Apéro Philo Series
- The BRIDGE Lab: Bridging the «Wisdom Gap» (BRIDGE)
- The Sky Is the Limit? Ethical Acceptability of Autonomous Systems in Switzerland (SKY)
- Societal Acceptance of Drones in Urban Switzerland (SADUS)
- Enhancing Value Sensitivity in Emerging Technologies (EVSET)
- The «Tichajil» Drone in Guatemala
- The Ethics Assessment Tool for the Humanitarian Use of Drones (E-HUD)
- Value Sensitive Innovation: Integrating Ethical Values in the Humanitarian Use of Drones (FEAHD)