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(Stephen King, 2020).
Research Ethics, Human Enhancement, Morality, Horror/Sci-Fi
(Apollos Thorne, 2022).
Metaverse, Artificial Intelligence, Nature of the Human Person, Sci-Fi
(Emily St. John Mandel, 2014)
Pandemics, Human Dignity, Relationship Between Humanity and Technology, Post-Apocalyptic/Sci-Fi
(Columbia Pictures/Marvel Entertainment, 2022, PG-13 for intense sequences of violence, some frightening images, and brief strong language).
Biochemistry, Genetic Alteration, Genetic Ethics, Horror/Sci-Fi
(20th Century Studies, 2022, Not Yet Rated)
Emerging Technology, Genetic Ethics, Neuroethics, Sci-Fi
(Lionsgate, 2021)
Dementia, Human Dignity, Memory Loss, Psychological Drama
(Amazon, 2022)
Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Human Enhancement, Sci-Fi
(One Day University/Dreamscape, 2021)
Global Biomedical Research, Beginning and End of Life, Reproductive Technologies, Transplantation, Genetics/Genome Research, Lecture
(Netflix, 2021)
Research Ethics, Genetic Modification, Cloning, Korean Sci-Fi
CBHD Research Staff, “Bioengagement (Fall-Winter 2022),” Dignitas 29, no. 3–4 (2022): 29, www.cbhd.org/dignitas-articles/bioengagement-fall-winter-2022.