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March 24, 2025. Congratulations to Pei on having a paper accepted and published 🎉
‘‘If ChatGPT can do it, where is my creativity?’’ Generative AI boosts performance but diminishes experience in a creative writing task
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October, 2024. The lab is delighted to welcome Asst Prof Carme Isern-Mas as an academic visitor for the term!
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September 18, 2024. We hosted a workshop entitled "Women’s Autonomy and Consent: Interdisciplinary Approaches” here in Oxford to launch Joanna's British Academy Project. We were joined by collaborators and colleagues April Bailey, Carme Isern-Mas, Rebecca Brown, and Jonathan Pugh, plus senior advisory board members Prof. Clare Chambers, Prof. Jonas Kunst, Hermine Hayes-Klein (lawyer and advocate for legal protection of women’s autonomous decision-making rights) and Birthrights (a UK-based charity and advocacy group dedicated to protecting women’s decision-making rights in pregnancy and childbirth).
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April 1, 2024. Joanna Demaree-Cotton was awarded a British Academic Knowledge Frontiers Grant for her project “Gendered Conceptions of Autonomous Consent”. Co-Investigators on the project include Asst Prof. Brian Earp, Asst Prof. April Bailey, Asst Prof. Carme Isern-Mas, and Dr. Jonathan Pugh.
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| 14 -16 September, 2023. Joanna Demaree-Cotton gave a keynote talk at the 3rd European Experimental Philosophy Conference in Zurich, titled “Experimental Methods & The Ethics of Consent” |
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| June 23- 27, 2023. Joanna Demaree-Cotton gave a keynote talk at the Yale-Oxford-Jagiellonian BioXPhi Conference, titled “Experimental Methods and the Ethics of Consent" |
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May 30, 2023. Joanna Demaree-Cotton participated as an invited speaker in the Summer Seminars in Neuroscience and Philosophy (SSNAP) at Duke University, with a talk entitled "Cognitive (Neuro)Science and the Epistemology of Moral Dilemmas”.
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February 22, 2023. Joanna Demaree-Cotton and Ben Phillips gave a talk on their ongoing project to the UK Experimental Philosophy Workshop, entitled "Dehumanization, the moral self, and distinct types of condemnation"
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| September 2022. The lab is delighted to welcome Prof Joshua Rottman as a visitor for this academic year! |
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| March 29, 2022. Paper in Nature Communications, "How Social Relationships Shape Moral Wrongness Judgments," listed among the top-25 most downloaded articles in social sciences and human behaviour for 2021. Read the announcement here. |
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| June 29 - July 1, 2022. Lab co-hosts 2nd International Oxford-Yale Experimental Bioethics (BioXPhi) Conference at University of Oxford. See schedule and speakers here. |
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