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Thinking about Ethics in (Computer) Science

Authors: Susana Roman Garcia; David Sterratt; Melanie Stefan;

Thinking about Ethics in (Computer) Science

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Thinking about Ethics in (Computer) Science is a presentation given by Susana RG, Melanie Stefan and David Sterratt. We talk about biases in science, and offer examples of good practice to think about Ethics within the STEAM curriculum. We discuss what would safe spaces look like when talking about the bias and oppression science can carry. This talk was recorded for the Edinburgh College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine Good Practice Showcase.

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bias in science, computer science, ethics, science

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