Nicole Vincent

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Nicole conducts research into theories of responsibility, and she studies how these theories inform ethical, political and legal debate.

Her postdoc at the 3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology has two core aims: (i) to find common ground between the seemingly incommensurable views of responsibility adopted by philosophers, members of the legal profession and neuroscientists; and (ii) to advance policy debate about how we may- and may not use various emerging diagnostic and intervention techniques that involve the human brain.

Nicole has taught a diverse range of philosophy subjects at previous institutions – e.g. critical thinking, epistemology, philosophy of mind, ethics, political philosophy and philosophy of law – and she also has an academic and professional background in information technology and computer science.

For more information see her 3TU.Ethics home page.

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