Successfully Completed
| Academic Degree |
Name |
Research Subject |
| PhD |
Dr. Lisa Selahov |
The Ethics of Genetic Enhancement through the Lens of the Philosophy of Time |
| PhD |
Dr. Hila Tam |
Public Health, Solidarity, and Health Promotion: Can Social Solidarity Ground a Moral Duty to Adopt Health-Promoting Behaviors? |
| PhD |
Dr. Iris Gispan |
Can Virtue Ethics Provide a Robust Moral Foundation for the Care of Patients with Dementia? |
| MA |
Rotem Weizman |
Moral Criteria for Euthanasia |
| MA |
Riki Froilich |
Developing a Model for Medical Decision-Making among Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities |
| MA |
Yafit Saranga |
Carnistic Satisfaction and the Problem of Human Dissatisfaction |
| MA |
Sharon Zaavi |
The Philosophy of the Other and Responsibility in Addressing the Dilemma of Specific Advance Directives in Dementia Care: A Levinasian Perspective |
Advanced Stages of Research
| Academic Degree |
Name |
Research Subject |
| PhD |
Hadar David |
Rethinking “Do No Harm”: Harm, Causation, and the Ethics of Physician Participation in Harmful Practices—Weapons Development as a Case Study |
| PhD |
Oded Chan |
The Moral Distinction Between Legitimate and Illegitimate Targets in Contemporary Warfare |
| PhD |
Aviv Grimberg |
Designing a Just National Curriculum for Primary and Secondary Education: A Comparative Analysis of Utilitarian and Rawlsian Theories of Justice |
| PhD |
Nivin Manshadi Omar |
Reason and Sensitivity: Reconsidering the Purpose of Nursing Education in the Formation of Future Nurses |
| MA |
Shlomi Ezer |
Ethical Challenges in Artificial Intelligence Systems |
| MA |
Yaniv Hadad |
Tax Justice: Developing a Fair Tax System in Light of the Theories of Justice of Rawls and Nozick |
Early Stages of Research
| Academic Degree |
Name |
Research Subject |
| PhD |
Tanya Bokobza |
The Ethics of Disruptive Technologies |
| PhD |
Carmit Tzimbalistika |
Ethical Decision-Making in the Care of Premature Infants and Newborns |
| MA |
Gilad Rahamim |
The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence |
| MA |
Liat Ezer |
Paternalism in Aesthetic Medicine and Plastic Surgery |
