The research profile of the Chair of Systematic Theology II (Ethics) at the FAU can be characterized as foundational-theological and concrete ethics and includes in particular questions concerning bioethics and social ethics. Ethics is conceived as a discipline that detects normative questions and analyses and interprets them in regarding prerequisites and consequences, determines criteria for the assessment of conflict situations and thus also advises decision-makers at the same time, and passes on the respective knowledge and competencies to students. Peter Dabrock’s current research focuses on ethics of life sciences and biomedicine at the interface of science, technology, and society, ethics of Big Data-driven and biomarker-based medicine, ethics of AI, ethics of Pandemic response, and ethics of forms of life in the democratically framed civil society under the rule of law (social justice, demographic change, sexual ethics, public theology).
Research projects
- VALID: Al-Driven Decision-Making in the Clinic. Ethical, Legal, and Societal Challenges
- DigiOnko: Integrative concept for personalized precision medicine in prevention, early detection, therapy, and relapse avoidance using the example of breast cancer
- DABIGO: data sovereignty in clinical big data regimes. Ethical, Legal, and Governance Challenges
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The research profile of the Chair of Systematic Theology II (Ethics) at the FAU can be characterized as foundational-theological and concrete ethics and includes in particular questions concerning bioethics and social ethics. Ethics is conceived as a discipline that detects normative questions and analyses and interprets them in regarding prerequisites and consequences, determines criteria for the assessment of conflict situations and thus also advises decision-makers at the same time, and passes on the respective knowledge and competencies to students. Peter Dabrock’s current research focuses on ethics of life sciences and biomedicine at the interface of science, technology, and society, ethics of Big Data-driven and biomarker-based medicine, ethics of AI, ethics of Pandemic response, and ethics of forms of life in the democratically framed civil society under the rule of law (social justice, demographic change, sexual ethics, public theology).
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