@sarahc-w.bsky.social is a Lecturer in Applied and Interdisciplinary Ethics. Her main research interests are in the ethics of postmortem arrangements (particularly with regards to things like body disposal, funeral decisions), and the use of the dead in healthcare education and training.

@matildacarter.bsky.social recently joined IDEA: The Ethics Centre at the University of Leeds as a Lecturer in Applied Ethics. This year she published a monograph with Cambridge University Press titled “Relating to People Living with Dementia as Equals: Towards Social Justice in Dementia Care”.

Danielle Bromwich is an Associate Professor of Philosophy and Lead for Ethics and Law in the Medical School. She is interested in consent, capacity, and teaching ethics as a skill for clinicians.

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