Fr. Michael Baggot, PhD was received into the Catholic Church on the Easter Vigil of 2003, after a high school conversion from agnosticism. He then graduated summa cum laude from Christendom College with a B.A. in Philosophy, before working in Rome as a Resident Director for the school’s study abroad program. In 2013, he received a Licentiate in Philosophy summa cum laude from the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome. In 2017, he received a Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology summa cum laude from the same institution. Prior to entering the seminary, Baggot reported on prominent bioethical issues as a reporter. He spent his initial period of seminary formation near Cologne, Germany. He later worked as an assistant for the Curso de Hispanidad in Mexico City and as a teacher at Pinecrest Academy in Atlanta, Georgia, before returning to Rome for further studies. He has worked as the Correspondent of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights from 2011-2019, during which time he has penned articles for the organization’s website and for the scholarly journal Studia Bioethica. In 2015, he began contributing to the journal of religion and public life First Things. In 2016, he began teaching in the Faculty of Philosophy at the Pontifical University Regina Apostolorum. In 2016-2017, he also acted as a tutor of the Sinderesi program that aids university students in the discernment of contemporary social issues. Baggot received summa cum laude for his doctoral dissertation “Transhumanism, Thomism and True Perfection: A Thomistic Evaluation of the Admirable Aspirations and Lamentable Limitations of the Technocentric, Postmodern, Secular, Liberal Worldview of the Oxford Transhumanists” at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in the Faculty of Bioethics in June 2021. He is currently Assistant Professor of Bioethics at Regina Apostolorum. He is also Research Scholar at the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights in Rome, Italy. He was Adjunct Professor of Theology at the Christendom College Rome program from 2018-2022. His writings have appeared in First Things, Studia Bioethica, The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, and Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy. He is editor of and contributor to the book Enhancement Fit for Humanity: Perspectives on Emerging Technologies (Routledge, 2022).

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Fr. Michael Baggot, PhD is currently Assistant Professor of Bioethics at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum. He is also Research Scholar at the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights in Rome, Italy. He was Adjunct Professor of Theology at the Christendom College Rome program from 2018-2022. His writings have appeared in First Things, Studia Bioethica, The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, and Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy. He is editor of and contributor to the book Enhancement Fit for Humanity: Perspectives on Emerging Technologies (Routledge, 2022).

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titolo della tesi: “Transhumanism, Thomism, and True Perfection: A Thomistic Evaluation of the Admirable Aspirations and Lamentable Limitations of the Technocentric, Postmodern, Secular, Liberal Worldview of the Oxford Transhumanists”

10.0/10.0 summa cum laude

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum

titolo della tesi: “The Theo-drama of Salvation History:

A mystagogical reading of the Sistine Chapel in its theological unity for the contemporary pilgrim”

9.9/10.0 summa cum laude

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum

titolo della tesi: “Man’s Journey to God: Reflections on Man’s Pre-Philosophical, Introspective, and Metaphysical Approaches to God”

9.7/10.0 summa cum laude

Christendom College

Thesis title: “Rising with Two Wings: Man’s Knowledge of God and Reality through Common Sense, Philosophy, and Revealed Religion”

3.9/4.0 summa cum laude

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

The Meaning of and Responses to Climate Change

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

An Analysis of the Oxford Transhumanists

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

Syllabus

Teologia morale

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

Sillabo

Introduction to Moral Theology (THEO 302)

Christendom College

Syllabus

2023-present

2022-present

2021-present

2018-2021

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

Sillabo

Christendom College

Syllabus

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

Syllabus

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

Syllabus

Pinecrest Academy

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum 

The thesis is a critical analysis of transhumanism as a technocentric secular postmodern worldview in response to which the Thomistic integrated vision of the natural moral law virtue ethics offers a sure path to the human improvement transhumanism purports to provide. In particular, the study gives privileged attention to the Oxford School of transhumanism insofar as Nick Bostrom, Julian Savulescu, and their collaborators usually provide the most systematic philosophical presentation of key points of the transhumanist worldview. Likewise, the text draws heavily upon contemporary Thomistic thinkers to assess the legitimate desires for transcendence in the transhumanist outlook and as a corrective to the limits of the technocratic secular vision.

The work proposes a creative retrieval of Thomistic thought to present a richer vision of human flourishing and a sure guide to transcendent bliss that both fulfills and surpasses the expectations of the transhumanist worldview. Thus, the Thomist does not induce the secular transhumanist to suppress his aspirations for greatness; instead, he invites the wayward transhumanist to cultivate and order his desires toward the true goods that will bring him the eternal life for which he only confusedly but rightfully longs. Overall, this work provides a unique presentation of how the Thomistic synthesis of metaphysics, natural theology, anthropology, and virtue-centered ethics overcomes the limited perspective of the dominant technocratic paradigm to show the human person’s unique dignity and destiny for beatitude.

Baggot, M., “A Thomistic Proposal to Move Beyond the Posthuman and Toward Human Perfection,” in Transhumanismo: ¿Homo sapiens o cyborg?. Editorial UFV. Madrid 2022 (forthcoming).

Baggot, M., “A Thomistic Assessment of Contemporary Transhumanism as a Postmodern, Secular, Liberal Movement” in Baggot, M. (ed.) Enhancement Fit for Humanity: Perspectives on Emerging Technologies. Routledge. New York 2022.

Baggot, M.– García A.–Carrara A.–Tham, J. (ed.) Enhancement Fit for Humanity: Perspectives on Emerging Technologies. Routledge. New York 2022.

Tham, J.– Melahn L. – Baggot, M. “Withdrawing critical care from patients in a triage situation.” Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy. January 4, 2021. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11019-020-09999-4.

Baggot, M., “The Human Person: A Bioethical Word by Francis Etheredge.” The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly. Autumn 2020. https://doi.org/10.5840/ncbq202020354.

Baggot, M. – Bindi, S. – Cosmano, L. – Pisani, M. “After Quantum Physics: Shaping a New Cosmology.” Sangalli, S. (ed.) Beyond the Limits: Consequences of Technological Revolution in Society. Gregorian & Biblical Press. Rome 2017.

Baggot, M. “No, Junior, the Catholic Church is not the same as ISIS.” First Things. December 16, 2016. https://www.firstthings.com/blogs/firstthoughts/2016/12/no-junior-the-catholic-church-is-not-the-same-as-isis.

Baggot, M. “Between the Capitals of the World.” First Things. September 30, 2016. https://www.firstthings.com/blogs/firstthoughts/2016/09/between-the-capitals-of-the-world.

Baggot, M. “Review of Living the Truth in Love: Pastoral Approaches to Same-Sex Attraction.” First Things. March 2016.

Baggot, M. “Are Science and Faith in conflict? From Galileo and Darwin to current bioethical debates.” Studia Bioethica. Vol. 6. No. 2. March 2014. https://riviste.upra.org/index.php/bioethica/article/download/3104/2300/.

Presentazione/Presentations

Baggot, M. “Improving upon Transhumanism: A Thomistic Natural Moral Law Virtue Ethics Assessment of Moral Enhancement Proposals.” Eleventh International Thomistic Congress. September 19, 2022.

Baggot, M. “Procreative Beneficence’s Disregard for Dignity in the Pursuit of an Improved Humanity.” The de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture Fall Conference “I Have Called You by Name: Human Dignity in a Secular World.” November 13, 2021.

Baggot, M. “A Thomistic Proposal to Move Beyond the Posthuman and Toward Human Perfection.” Congreso Razón Abierta 2021. June 18, 2021.

Baggot, M. “Thomism, Transhumanism, and True Perfection.” Congresso Online de Tomismo. January 29, 2021.

Baggot, M. “From Transgenderism to Transhumanism to Transfiguration.” Catholic Apologetics Virtual Conference. October 23-25, 2020.

Benedictine College

·         Celebrate Masses, hear confessions, offer spiritual guidance to study abroad students.

·         Organize Rome itinerary with Program Directors.

·         Explain important historic sites.

Vatican Museums

·         Guided tours on an itinerary that included the Pio Clementino Museum (classical antiquity), the Gallery of the Candelabras, the Gallery of the Tapestries and the Gallery of the Geographical Maps (Renaissance Art), the Raphael Rooms, the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica.

Lumen Institute

·         Organized bible studies, film discussions, retreats, and other formative activities for local businessman interested in growing in their faith in an environment of fraternal support.

CVS Pharmacy

·         Identified and distributed patient prescriptions in accord with company privacy policies.

Christendom College

·         Mentored junior students during their Italian study-abroad program through personal contact that addressed various areas of spiritual, academic, and emotional growth the program facilitated.

·         Assisted program directors by organizing tours, grading quizzes, and implementing discipline policies.

Christendom College

·         Mentored college students and guided the activity of fellow male resident assistants on campus.

·         Responsibilities included consistent, personal contact with all enrolled male students; scheduling and directing duties of other male resident assistants; active participation in student council activities; promotion of healthy dormitory life; prudent enforcement of campus disciplinary policies.

Christendom College

·         Mentored high school seniors and juniors attending the two-week college programs.

Responsibilities included organizing cultural, athletic, and recreational trips; altar server training; personal dialogue with students.

UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

·         Conducted research on in the field of emerging technologies.

·         Was main editor of a collection of chapters devoted to themes of emerging technologies and human enhancement.

Correspondent

UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

·         Wrote news articles for the organization’s website www.unescobiochair.org and scholarly articles for the journal Studia Bioethica.

·         Reviewed a series of talks for the 2^nd International Conference on Bioethics, Multiculturalism and Religion in Rome.

2011-2019

Sacerdos Institute

·         Accompanied US diocesan priests and seminaries during their immersion program in the Spanish language.

·         Helped to organize tours and other cultural activities in Mexico City.

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Mark Wunsch, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Academic Director of the Rome Program of Christendom College

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Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. University. High Studies Institution

Tesi: “La clonación humana: aspectos éticos y jurídicos”

Cátedra de Bioetica y Biojurídica de la UNESCO, Madrid, Spain. High Studies Institution with recognition by San Pablo CEU University, Madrid, Spain

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, España. High Studies Institution

Universidad Anahuac Norte (México, D.F.) High Education Institution

Quadro Comune Europeo di Riferimento delle Lingue

Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum. Rome, Italy

·         Philosophy of Law

·         International Law and European Legal Framework

·         Constitutional Law

·         Bioethics, State and Society

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid, Spain

Professor of “Law in Biomedical Research” in the Official Master in Bioethics. Life Science and Health Faculty

Visiting Professor

Universidad Francisco de Vitoria

Professor of “Law in Biomedical Research” in the Official Master in Bioethics in collaboration with Fundación Lejeune

2021-2022

Escuela Internacional de Negocios Aliter, Madrid, Spain

·         Professor of “Bioethics and Law” in the Master in Biotechnology

University of Texas. MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston (TX), USA

·         Lectures, Ethics Commettee Meetings and Research in the Integrated Ethics Departament

Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid, Spain

·         Docente invitado del corso «Biojurídica» nella Laurea in Biotecnologia

·         Docente invitato Master de acción política

Universidad del Mayab, Mérida (Yuc), México

·         Visiting Professor: «Bioética y Biojurídica”/Bioethics and Biolaw. Doctoral Program in the Faculty of Law

Universidad Anahuac Norte, México, D.F.

·         Professor of «Introduction to the University», faculty of Law

·         Program: Horizon 2020

·         Improving the guidelines for Informed Consent, including vulnerable populations, under a gender perspective (i-CONSENT)

·         Program: ERASMUS + – KA2 – Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices

·         Project: Civic dimensions for social inclusion-Civic Education for Disadvantaged Adult Learners (CivicAL)

·         Program: European Citizen for Solidarity

·         Project: Solidarity in Times of Crisis (EUROSOL)

·         Project: Bioethical education on medical progress and human rights in a multicultural, multidisciplinary and multireligious environment (EDUBIOETHICS)

·         Co-author (with José C. Abellán), “Human Rights, Free Willl and Neuroethics. Biojuridical Challenges of Emerging Technologies”. Medicina y ética 2019/3, May 31, 2019

·         Co-author (with Mirko Garasic), “New Considerations on Informed Consent”, Studia Bioethica, Vol 11 No 2 (2018), Published May, 2019

·         Co-author (with Mirko Garasic), “Cross-cultural on informed consent in the light of human rights and mental privacy”, BioLaw Journal, Rivista di BioDiritto, Special Issue 1/2019.

·         “La clonación humana a la luz de los derechos humanos” in Agustín Herrera (Ed), El embrión humano. Una mirada desde la antropología, la bioética, la biología del desarrollo y los derechos humanos, Tirant lo Blanc, 2019.

·         Co-author (with Marianna Pavan), “The Cube of Love Experience at School: Fostering Peaceful Societies Through a Pedagogy of Dialogue” in G. Giordan and A.P. Lynch (Eds). Interreligious Dialogue: From Religion to Geopolitics. Leiden, Brill (2019): 292-312.

·         Co-author (with Mirko Garasic, Maria Cubillos), “Ethics Issues Concerning Informed Consent in Traslational/Clinical research and vaccination bias and Informed Consent” / “Aspectos éticos del consentimiento informado en la investigación traslacional/clínica y sobre el sesgo o prejuicio en los ensayos clínicos”, Medicina y Etica Vol. 30 Núm. 2, 2019.

·         Co-author (with Mirko Garasic), “Dilemmas of informed consent process in clinical research from a multireligious perspective” in Paolo Orefice et al. (coord), “Good Health, Quality Education, Sustainable Communities, Human Rights. The scientific contribution of Italian UNESCO Chairs and partners to SDGs 2030”, University of Firenze Press, 2019.

·         Co-author (with Giulia Bovassi), “Le sfide delle tecnologie emergenti alla luce dei diritti umani per una bioetica globale” in Enrico Larghero (Ed.) Bioetica e diritti umani in Bioetica passato e futuro, Effatà Editrice 2020

·         Co-author (with Chiara Ariano), “Neurobioética, derechos humanos y justicia. La incidencia de las neutotecnologías en los derechos humanos” in J.D. Carrillo-M. Kalkash (coord.), “Neuroética: una guía multifacética”, Ed. El Manual Moderno, Mexico 2020

·         Co-author (with José Carlos Abellán), “Libre albedrío y neurociencias. Implicaciones jurídicas de los avances neurotecnológicos” in J.D. Carrillo-M. Kalkash (coord.), “Neuroética: una guía multifacética”, Ed. El Manual Moderno, Mexico 2020

·         “Fostering the art of convergence and cooperation in global bioethics” in International Journal of Ethics Education (Series Leaders in Ethics Teaching in Education), Springer, January 2021

·         Co-editor, Bioestética: reflexiones en torno a su fundamentación. Editorial Universidad Nueva Granada, Bogotá 2021

·         Co-author (with Amparo Zarate), “Bio-estética: horizontes de un novedoso territorio a explorar”, en A. Barraca, A. García, A. Zárate, Bioestética: reflexiones en torno a su fundamentación. Editorial Universidad Nueva Granada, Bogotá 2021

·         Co-author (with Lílian Santos), “Diritti e responsabilità dei cittadini dell’UE”, in CivicAL, Dimensioni civiche per l’inclusione sociale”, (Open Access Erasmus+). N. progetto: 2018-1-ES01-KA204-050988, 2021

·         Co-author (with Dominique Monlezum et al.), “COVID-19 population lockdowns may worsen socioeconomic inequities disproportionately impacting racial minorities: Machine learning-augmented cost effectiveness and computational ethical analysis with personalist social contract ” in Medicina y ética: Revista internacional de bioética, deontología y ética médica, ISSN 0188-5022, Vol. 32, Nº. 3 (July- September), 2021, pp. 781-800

·         Co-editor (with P. Brugnoli, A. Carrara), Bioethics and Consciousness, Cambridge Scholars, 2021

·         Co-author (with Giulia Bovassi), “On identity and consciousness: the right to identity in the light on human rights” in P. Brugnoli, A. Carrara, A. García, Bioethics and Consciousness, Cambridge Scholars, 2021

·         Co-editor, Enhancing Fits for Humanity: Bioethical Challenges of Emerging Technologies, Routledge, 2021

·         Co-author (with Chiara Ariano), “Neurobioethics, human rights and justice. The impact of neurotechnologies in human rights” in M. Baggot, A. Carrara, J. Tham, A. García, Enhancing Fits for Humanity: Bioethical Challenges of Emerging Technologies, 2 Routledge, 2021

·         Co-author (with Giulia Bovassi), “Contemporary Global Bioethical Challenges of Innovation in Nanoscience and Nanotechnologies. Contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals” in U. Skambraks (ed.), Nanoethics, Ed. De Guyter, 2021

·         Co-editor, Cross-cultural and Religious Critiques of Informed Consent, Springer (Advance Global Bioethics 2), Dordretch, 2021.

·         Co-author (with Mirko Garasic), “Ethical issues concerning informed consent in translational/clinical research and vaccination: A multi-layered approach to informed consent” in Cross-cultural and Religious Critiques of Informed Consent, Springer (Advance Global Bioethics 2), Dordretch, 2021

·         Coeditor (with Joseph Tham and John Lunstroth), Multicultural and Interreligious Perspectives on the Ethics of Human Reproduction, Springer Nature (Religion and Human Rights), Cham, Switzerland, 2021

·         Co-author (with Claudia Ruiz), “Protecting Future Generations: A Global Approach in a Pluralistic World” in Multicultural and Interreligious Perspectives on the Ethics of Human Reproduction, Springer Nature (Religion and Human Rights), Cham, Switzerland, 2021

·         Co-author (with Dominique Monlezun et al.), “The global AI ethics of COVID-19 recovery: Narrative Review and Personalist Social Contract Ethical Analysis of AI-driven Optimization of Public Health Effectiveness and Social Equities”, Medicina y ética – Abril-Junio 2022 – Vol. 33 – Núm. 2.  

·         Co-author (with Dominique Monlezun et al.), “The global AI ethics of COVID-19 recovery: Narrative Review and Personalist Social Contract Ethical Analysis of AI-driven Optimization of Public Health Effectiveness and Social Equities”, Medicina y Etica – Abril-Junio 2022 – Vol. 33 – Num. 2.

·         Co-author (with Claudia Fini et al.), “Building a digitally ready education system with a bioethical framework – the new normal”, Policy brief. UNESCO World Higher Education Conference (WHEC2022)

·         Co-author (with Angela Colotti), “Dignity and Equality in Women’s Health Issues to Inspire an Ethics of Care”, The New Bioethics, 2022, 28:3, 196-198, DOI: 10.1080/20502877.2022.2098584

·         “A Bioética global e os direitos humanos para o desenvolvimento sustentável”, Rev. Ang. de Ciênc. da Saúde. 2022 Agosto; 3 (EdiçãoSupl.1): 24-28e.

·         Co-editor (with J.Barraca), Bioestética en tiempos de coronavirus, Ed. UFV, Madrid 2022

·         “Ecos bioéticos del poder transformador de la belleza en la relación de alianza personal sanitario-paciente”, en Bioestética en tiempos de coronavirus, Ed. UFV, Madrid 2022

–          “Bioethics Global Art: The Transformative Power of Art in Human Behaviour”, UTMB: University of Texas Medical Branch. Galveston TX, Nov 10, 2016

–          “Bioethics and Precision Medicine. Human Rights and Responsibilities at Stake”, SIMeP 2016 Winter School. Italian Society Personalized Medicine ISPeM, Nov 28, 2016

–          “Intercultural dialogue in bioethics” , 12th World Conference on Bioethics, Medical Ethics & Health Law organized by the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics University of Haifa. Jerusalem, March 22, 2017

–          “Deontology vs Bioética”, Bioethics and Quality Seminar. Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero, Acapulco (Mexico), Oct 18 ,2017

–          “Bioethics in the Exercise of the Medical Profession”, Hipocrates University, Acapulco, Guerrero (Mexico) Oct 18, 2017

–          “Bioethical Challenges of Emerging Technologies in Biomedicine”, National Assembly of the “Colegio Médicos de México,” Acapulco, Guerrero (Mexico), Oct 19, 2017

–          “Duties of the Refugee from a Bioethics Perspective”, ‘Human Dignity and Human Rights of Refugees’ part of European Citizens for Solidarity (EUROSOL), co-funded by the Europe for Citizens programme of the European Union. Ateneo Pontificio regina Apostolorum, Rome (Italy), Nov 27, 2017

–          “Ethical Challenges in Clinical Experimentation and Vaccines, III Symposium ASIERI: Innovation and Responsible Research. Rome (Italy), May 8, 2018

–          “Neuroscience and the right to identity in light of human rights”, Interdisciplinary Neurobioethics Diploma. Universidad Anahuac Online, Jun 16, 2018

–          “Neurobioethics, Placing the Human Being at the Center of Neuroscience, Ethics, and Law”, VIII International Bioethics Conference organized by Univeridad Militar de Nueva Granada, Bogota (Colombia), Oct 5, 2018

–          “Ethical aspects of informed consent in the light of human rights”, Conference “Vaccini, Movimenti Anti-Vaccinazione e Comunicazione”. Project Compare Europe Group. Friuli (Italy), Oct 27, 2018

–          “Dilemmas of informed consent process in clinical research from a multireligious perspective”, International Symposium of the Italian UNESCO Chairs (CONIUS) Human Rights and Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Florence (Italy), Nov 16, 2018

–          “Bioética y Arte Global: Las artes y su poder transformativo del comportamiento humano”, Seminar Bioesthetics Group of Study. “Phenomenology of the Aesthetic Experience and its Influence on Human Behavior and Virtue,” Universidad Francisco de Vitoria, Madrid (Spain), Dic 12, 2018

–          “Dialogo Interreligioso e interculturale sui temi di bioetica”, Conference on the 25 anniversary of the Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum. Rome (Italy), Mar 28, 2019

–          “Le sfide degli studenti adulti che vivono in situazioni di svantaggio”, Conference “Il Global Compact su Migranti e Rifugiati: il Contributo della Chiesa”, Project CivicAL (Civic Dimensions for Social Inclusion del programma Erasmus Plus). Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum. Rome (Italy), May 15, 2019

–          “The right to health and the duty of care in biomedical research and clinical practice. The role of informed consent in vulnerable populations”, International Meeting of Latin American Forum of Medical Entities”, hosted by Colegio Médicos de México. Acapulco, Guerrero (Mexico), Jun 28, 2019

–          “Ecos bioéticos del poder transformador de la belleza y la relación médico-paciente”, Seminario internacional URJC de Investigación en Bio-estética “La incidencia en la salud humana de la dimensión estética y su relación con los aspectos bio-éticos y biojurídicos”. Universidad rey Juan Carlos, Madrid (Spain), Jul 17, 2019

–          “Dialogue in diversity: Cross-cultural challenge of fostering convergence and cooperation in global bioethics”, The New Anthropological Challenges Between Memory and Vision of the Future. Jerusalem, Dec 11-12, 2019

–          “El poder autotransformante de la belleza en el comportamiento del paciente y del profesional sanitario”, II Seminario de Investigación Internacional en Bioestética “Hacia una Bioestética en favor de la salud humana Integral”. Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Madrid, Spain), Jan 8-9, 2020

–          “Ecologia integrale e obiettivi di sviluppo del millennio”, Convegno Ecologia Integrale. Joint Diploma. APRA, Rome, Feb 20, 2020

–          “Ethical Challenges in Biomedical Research of COVID 19 Vaccine and Therapy”, Webinar Bioethics during Covid19, APRA, Rome, Jul 3-4, 2020

–          “1979 – European Parliament Elections” in the frame of the EUcom4U   project, Rome Sep 19, 2020

–          “La proyección de la Bioética en el futuro a nivel mundial”, Webinar Día Mundial de la Bioética – Universidad Anahuac México, Oct, 19, 2020

–          “Intelligenza Artificiale: tra bioetica e diritti umani”, I Edizione della “Excellence Webinar Academy” di ELSA Italia. Webinar, Nov 28, 2020

–          “Etica dei vaccini COVID-19”, Busa de Vigonza, Padova, Gen 12, 2021

–          “Coopération au mal et contribution au bien par l’utilisation de vaccins contre le COVID-19 à la lumière des droits de l’homme”, Webinar Cathedral Frejus, Gen 16, 2021

–          “Retos bioéticos de la AI para un desarrollo sostenible respetuoso de los derechos humanos”, Tercer Congreso Mundial de Trandisciplinariedad, Mar, 24, 2021

–          “Bioética global e direitos humanos para o desenvolvimento sustentável”, Webinar Univesidade Agostinho Neto Angola, Apr 7, 2021

–          “Neurobioética: la persona al centro de las neurociencias”, BioTalks Catedra Bioetica para todos, Universidad Anahuac, Jun 16, 2021

–          “Ecos bioéticos de la belleza y su poder transformador en la alianza personal biosanitario-paciente en tiempos de COVID-19”, Seminario GEB Universidad rey Juan Carlos, Madrid Jun 16, 2021

Ateneo Pontificio Reina Apostolorum

Chairholder/Director

UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

·         Academic and research coordination of the project and different areas of interest: Neurobioethics, Bioethics, Multiculturalism and Religion, Bioethics & Mass Media, Bioethics Global Art , Dignity and Equity in Women’s Health Issues, Bioethics and Human Ecology

2009-2021

Ministerio de Justicia de España/Justice Departament of Spain

·         Mandate for Representation as an expert in the field of Bioethics and Law

·         Official Representative of Spanish Government in the Steering Committee in Bioethics in the Council of Europe

Cátedra de Bioética y Biojurídica de la UNESCO/UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Biolaw, Madrid, Spain

·         Chair Assistant

Fundación Iber, Madrid, Spain

·         Non-Profit Organization for Culture Development

·         Promotion of knowledge and values inf the field of medicine (Ibermedicina), phsycology (Iberpsique) and università training (Sociedad de Debates Universitarios)

CAE, S.C.  Centro de Asesoría Especializada, S.C., México, D.F.

·         Design and Supervision of administrative processes of operation

Asociación Técnico Cultural Garza Barragán, S.C. Instituto Cumbres, México, D.F

·         Direction of Administration and Finances

Dean of the Faculty of Bioethics

Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum. Rome,

Chairholder UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum & Università Europea di Roma

Coordinator of Doctoral Program

Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum. Rome, Italy

·         Coordination of Doctoral Program. Academic-Administrative

2021-2022

2009-2022

2006-2010

President of Internal Commission for Quality Evaluation

Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum. Rome, Italy

·         Accademic-administrative President of the Internal Commission for Quality Evaluation leading to adaptation of the University to Bologna Process (European Higher Education Space)

2009-2010

·         Member of the Board of ASIERI “Asociación de Investigadores Españoles en Italia

·         Member of member of the Editorial Board of the Advancing Global Bioethics book series (Springer)

·         Member of the Editorial Board of Studia Bioethica Journal (Pontifical Atheneum Regina Apostolorum)

·         Awarded by COEBIO (Mexico) for “his contribution to bioethics and human rights at international level” (2014)

·         Priced in Germany with the “Otto Meyerhoff Award” for “his outstanding achievements and innovations in the field of human rights and bioethics” (2014)

·         Nel 2022 è stata conferita la “Orden del Congreso de Colombia en el grado de Caballero”, per il suo lavoro accademico e di ricerca a beneficio della scienza e dell’umanità

referenze/References

Personal Details

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (APRA)

Summa cum Laude

La Sapienza, Roma

110/110 e Lode

Quadro Comune Europeo di Riferimento delle Lingue

Rispetto della Vita Nascente

APRA

Corso Caratterizzante Licenza in Bioetica

Bioetica ed ecologia

APRA

Corso Caratterizzante Licenza in Bioetica

Elementi di Genetica

APRA

Corso di Base, Licenza in Bioetica

Elementi di Biologia

APRA

Corso di Base, Licenza in Bioetica

Etica Ambientale

APRA – Licenza in Filosofia (docente invitato)

Diritto e Bioetica

UER (Università Europea di Roma) – Giurisprudenza (docente invitato)

Diritto, persona e società

UER – Giurisprudenza (docente invitato)

Filosofia della scienza

UPS (Università Pontificia Salesiana) – Filosofia (docente invitato)

APRA in collaborazione con gli atenei e le università pontificie romane

APRA

Losito M., «L’accoglienza della vita fragile. Una sfida per la famiglia», in Macrobio L. M. (ed.), Persona, Famiglia e Vita, IF press, Morolo (FR) 2008, 107-125.

Losito M., Tham J. (a cura di), Bioetica al futuro. Tecnicizzare l’uomo o umanizzare la tecnica?, Libreria Editrice Vaticana , Città del Vaticano 2010.

Losito M., «L’accoglienza della vita fragile nell’esperienza de La Quercia Millenaria», in Affinito A. e Lalli V., L’aborto e i suoi retroscena. Vite e maternità spezzate, IF press, Morolo (FR) 2010, 127-139.

Losito M., «Sulle orme di un principio di umanità», in Paluzzi S., Noia G., La terapia dell’accoglienza. L’incompatibile con la vita, annuncia la Vita, IF press, Morolo (FR) 2010, 170-189.

Losito M., «Introduzione», in Hrişman A.C., La bioetica e l’uomo del futuro, Aracne editrice, Roma 2010.

Losito M., «Prefazione», in Baccarini F., Tecnoetica e cinematografia, Edizioni Universitarie Romane, Roma 2012.

Tosi V., Losito M., «La Bioetica di fronte al feto malformato: dopo la diagnosi e la terapia, una proposta di accompagnamento», in Grassi P., Modica S., L’umiltà ed il trascendente: esercizio di cura e di ospitalità, Santocono editore, Rosolini (SR) 2014, 11-28.

Losito M., «La tecnoetica fra tecnocrazia e tecnoclastia. Alla luce della Laudato si’», in Amato E., Chiesa, Scienza, Impresa, Il percorso comune tracciato dalla Laudato si’, CesabRicerche Editore, Roma 2015, 45-56.

Lauretti S., Losito M. (a cura di), La medicalizzazione della sessualità maschile, Aracne editrice, Ariccia (RM) 2016

Losito M., «Dall’ecologia umana all’ecologia integrale nel magistero pontificio», in Garcia Gomez A., Chica Arellano F., Laudato si’, L’appello di papa Francesco. Sviluppo agricolo e lotta alla fame, Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane, Napoli 2016, 77-94.

Garcia Gomez A., Losito M., Tham J. (a cura di), Bioetica, questione ambientale ed ecologia umana, Amazon Kindle Book, 2017

Losito M., «Ecologia umana e integrale nell’enciclica Laudato si’», in  Garcia Gomez A., Losito M., Tham J. (a cura di), Bioetica, questione ambientale ed ecologia umana, Amazon Kindle Book, 2017, cap. 8.

Losito M., «Tecnoscienza e tecnoetica riscoperta della positività antropologica», in Tham J., Challita M. (a cura di), La bioetica crocevia tra fede, ragione e scienza, Editori Riuniti university press, Roma 2018.

Losito M., L’ecologia umana al centro dell’ecologia nel magistero di papa Benedetto XVI, Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (collana Tesi Dottorali), Roma, 2021

Losito M.,«La famiglia e l’ecologia integrale», in Brambilla G., Come olio di nardo, Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum/IF press, Roma 2022.

Riviste

Caffarelli E., Losito M., Giorgi C., Fatica A., Bozzoni I.,  «In vivo identification of nuclear factors interacting with the conserved elements of Box C/D small nucleolar RNAs», in Molecular and Cellular Biology, Vol. 18, n.2, Feb.98, p.1023-28

Losito M., «Verso una genetica pienamente umana: l’apporto di Giovanni Paolo II», in Studia Bioethica vol.1, n.1 (2008), 12-17.

Losito M., «La difesa della vita come istanza socio-politica. Intervista di Massimo Losito a Mons. Elio Sgreccia», in Studia Bioethica vol.1, n.1 (2008), 48-51.

Losito M., «Dall’aborto chimico alla contraccezione di emergenza» , recensione in Studia Bioethica vol.1, n.2/3 (2008), 216.

Losito M., «Testimoni di speranza» , recensione in Studia Bioethica vol.1, n.2/3 (2008), 220-221.

Losito M., «La tecnoetica nel cinema: bioetica del futuro», recensione in Studia Bioethica vol.2, n.3 (2009), 89.

Losito M., «Educare alla Vita come risposta alla emergenza educativa», in Orme di Speranza, Periodico Bimestrale della Arcidiocesi di Acerenza, Anno IV, n. 15, Marzo 2010, 27.

Losito M., «Questione ambientale, questione umana», in Bioetica News Torino, Rivista del Centro Cattolico di Bioetica, Anno II, n. 2, Febbraio 2013 (disponibile solo on line http://www.bioeticanews.it/dev/2013/02/questione-ambientale-questione-umana/)

Losito M., «L’ecologia umana al cuore dell’ecologia integrale nel magistero di papa Francesco», in Studia Bioethica vol. 9, n.2 (2016), 54-57

Losito M., «Bioetica, questione ambientale, questione umana», in Studia Bioethica vol. 9, n.3 (2016), 3-4

Losito M., «Bioetica, miseria e misericordia», in Studia Bioethica vol.10, n.1 (2017), 3-4

Losito M., «Ecologia integrale e stupore educativo», in Educatio Catholica,  Anno VI, 3/2020, 141-151.

Interviste e interventi sui mass-media

Losito M., «L’accoglienza della vita fragile», Zenit, 04/01/2013 http://www.zenit.org/it/articles/l-accoglienza-della-vita-fragile-una-sfida-per-la-famiglia

Losito M., «Presenza e accompagnamento, gli scopi dell’associazione “La Quercia millenaria”», in La Vita Diocesana, anno 53, n. 17, Noto, 30 sett. 2012

Losito M., «Come accogliere un bambino destinato a morire», intervista di Amerigo Vecchiarelli a Massimo Losito, nel programma Nel cuore dei giorni, TV2000, 05/09/2011

«La via alternativa all’aborto», presentazione del libro L’aborto e i suoi retroscena su Zenit, 07/12/2010, http://www.zenit.org/article-24833?l=italian

Losito M., partecipazione a programma radiofonico in onda su Radio Mater, sul tema del figlio terminale e della associazione La Quercia Millenaria, 12/10/2010

Losito M., «L’importanza del counselling nella diagnosi prenatale», intervista al prof. Giuseppe Noia, su Zenit,  03/06/2010 , http://www.zenit.org/article-22696?l=italian

Losito M., «La cellula artificiale», partecipazione alla trasmissione televisiva Sky TG24, 21/05/2010

Lettera al Direttore, L’Ottimista, http://www.lottimista.com/rubriche/32-la-parola-ai-lettori/320-avatar-o-avariat.html

Lettera al Direttore, Il Foglio, 05/04/2008

«Uno dei padri della bioetica aderisce all’Associazione “La Quercia Millenaria”», intervista a M. Losito, su Zenit, 24/09/2007, http://www.zenit.org/article-11974?l=italian

«Inaugurato a Roma il primo Centro di Aiuto per il Feto Terminale», intervista a M. Losito, su Zenit, 14/11/2006, http://www.zenit.org/article-9353?l=italian

«Scienza, bioetica e famiglia in difesa del “feto terminale”», intervista a M. Losito, su Zenit,  06/06/2006 http://www.zenit.org/article-3271?l=italian

«Scienza e bioetica confermano che l’embrione è una persona», intervista a M. Losito, su Zenit,  06/03/2006 http://www.zenit.org/article-3203?l=italian

«Il genoma umano tra scoperte, benefici e tentazioni eugenetiche», intervista a M. Losito, su Zenit,  28/11/2005, http://www.zenit.org/article-3118?l=italian

«I nuovi filosofi della Bioetica “Si può clonare un uomo?”», intervista su La Repubblica, 19/05/2005

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Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Roma, Italia)

Titolo della dissertazione: Cure palliative in Italia tra etica e diritto (27/02/2013)

Corso di Perfezionamento in Bioetica (livello avanzato)

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Roma, Italia)

2009-2010

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Roma, Italia)

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

Titolo della dissertazione: Evoluzione della giurisprudenza costituzionale statunitense in materia d’aborto? (14/05/2010)

Summa cum Laude Probatus

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

Summa cum Laude Probatus

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Milano, Italia)

Votazione: 110/110

Quadro Comune Europeo di Riferimento delle Lingue

Professore invitato

Facoltà di Bioetica, Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

·         Corsi per la Licenza

2013- oggi

Cultore della materia

Corso di laurea magistrale a ciclo unico in Giurisprudenza, Università Europea di Roma

·         Corso di Filosofia del Diritto

·         Corso di Etica e Bioetica

·         Corso di Diritto e Bioetica (dal 2020)

·         Corso di Diritto Persona e Società (dal 2022)

2013-oggi

Relatore

Facoltà di Filosofia, Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

·         Master in Consulenza Filosofica e Antropologia Esistenziale

2013-2016

Direttore di tesi di Dottorato

Facoltà di Bioetica, Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

2016- oggi

Relatore

Facoltà di Bioetica, Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

·         Corso di Perfezionamento in Bioetica

2018-oggi

Facoltà di Bioetica, Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

2019- oggi

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00163 Roma, Italia

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

Summa cum Laude

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

PhD thesis: “Secularization of Bioethics—A Critical History”, director Dr. Edmund Pellegrino.

Summa cum Laude                                                                   

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

           Summa cum Laude

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

Summa cum Laude                                                                  

Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

Summa cum Laude                                                                    

Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto (Toronto, Canada)

Magna cum Laude                                                                 

Faculty of Arts and Science, University of Toronto (Toronto, Canada)

Summa cum Laude                                                                    

Facoltá di Bioetica. Ateneo Pontificio Regina Apostolorum (Roma, Italia)

·         La riproduzione assistita: aspetti scientifici

·         La riproduzione assistita: considerazioni etiche

·         Terapia genetica e CRISPR

·         The Five Test tubes of Human Existence: general criteria and techniques

·         The Five Test tubes of Human Existence: NaProTechnology

·         The Five Test tubes of Human Existence: Cloning

·         Informed Consent – Dr House

·         GATTACA -film forum

·         GM embryos, resisting the temptation of perfection

2016-2019

2016-2019

2016-2019

2016-2019

2016-2018

2018-2019

·         Current debate in Bioethics / Dibattiti contemporanei in bioetica 

2017-present

·         Bioethics and Human Sexuality

2012

·         Bioethics Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: meaning and epistemology

·         The Five Test Tubes of Human Existence: general criteria and techniques, NaProTechnology

·         Informed Consent – Dr. House video and discussions

·         Gattaca film forum Discussion

·         Current Challenges in Bioethics 生命倫理的時下挑戰

·         Introduction to Bioethics

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “A Catholic Bioethical Analysis of Uterus Transplantation” by Andrew Kubick, June 30, 2021. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum.

·         Director of Thesis, “Transhumanism, Thomism and True Perfection: A Thomistic Evaluation of the Admirable Aspirations and Lamentable Limitations of the Technocentric, Postmodern, Secular, Liberal Worldview of the Oxford Transhumanists,” by Michael Baggot, June 28, 2021. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “Parental Responsibility and Assisted Reproductive Technologies” by Ronald Kigozi, Feb 5, 2020. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum.

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “A personalist Bioethical Study of Indigenous Medicine and Practice in Nigeria” by Nnaji Peter Obinna, March 21, 2019. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum.

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “L’aborto in Corea: aspetti etici e giuridici. Le risorse del Confucianesimo come contributo alla riflessione bioetica” by Sung Hyun Ryu, Oct. 26, 2016. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum.

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “The Right to Life in the Kenyan Constitution (art 26): A Bioethical Approach,” by Mwakio Pascal Mwambi, Jan 13, 2014. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum.

·         Director of Thesis, “Ethics of Fertility Tourism and Commercial Surrogacy in India under the Perspective of Human Rights,” by William Erinimoose, December 12, 2013. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Director of Thesis, “Industrialization of Medicine and Medical Professionalism: Bioethical Critiques,” by Paul Lee, October 15, 2013. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Director of Thesis, “The ethics of preimplantation genetic Diagnosis analyzed from the perspective of the slippery slope argument,” by Jinil Choi, June 25, 2013. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Director of Thesis, “Ethical Standards for the Pharmaceutical Industry? A proposal on how to marry theory with praxis,” by Jennifer Miller, June 27, 2012. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “A bioethical inquiry: On the struggle for survival in Africa. The Nigeria Experience” by Emaeanuli Davis, March 30, 2011. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “Population Policy and Induced Abortion:  A Moral Evaluation of the One-child Policy in China with Regard to the Associated Issue of Abortion”, by Peter Siqian Zhang, June 2011. At the Pontificia Universitas Lateranensis Academia Alfonsiana Institutum Superius Theologiae Moralis

·         Second Corrector of Thesis, “Agire e soffrire: Il contributo della fede annuncio di una questione bioetica nel Magistero di Giovanni Paolo II” by Andrea Mariani, July 5, 2010. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Second Corrector of Thesis “The Bioethical and Cultural Implications of the Truth-telling Debates” by Marie-Catherine Letendre, July 2, 2009. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Second Corrector of Thesis “Life-Threatening Diseases In Africa, A Comparative Study Of HIV/Aids Politics Between Nigeria And Uganda” by Anthony Ibe, April 8, 2009. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Second Corrector of Thesis “The ethical implications of the artificial reproductive technologies. Nigeria as a case study” by Paschal Nwaezeapu, June 8, 2007. School of Bioethics, Regina Apostolorum

·         Religion, multiculturalism and Bioethics

·         Procreation and fertility issues

·         Natural Law, personhood and bioethics

·         Esthetics and ethics

Forthcoming

Published

·         J. Tham, J. Lunstroth, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Multicultural & Interreligious Perspectives on the Ethics of Human Reproduction, Springer 2021.

·         M. Baggot, A. Garcia  Gomez, A. Carrara, J. Tham, (eds.), Enhancement Fit for Humanity: International Perspectives on Emerging Technologies, Routledge 2021.

·         J. Tham, M. Garasic, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Cross-Cultural and Religious Critiques of Informed Consent, Routledge, 2021.

·         J. Tham, M. Chalita (eds.), La Bioetica, crocevia tra Fede, Ragione e Scienza, Edizioni Uniti, 2018.

·         J. Tham, C. Durante, A. Garcia (eds.), Interreligious Perspectives on Mind, Genes and the Self: Emerging Technologies and Human Identity, Routledge, 2018.

·         G. Brambilla, J. Tham (eds.), Sexuality, Gender and Education, IF Press, 2018.

·         J. Tham, C. Durante, A. Garcia (eds.), Religious Perspectives on Social Responsibility in Health. Towards a Dialogical Approach, Springer 2018.

·         J. Tham, K.M. Kwan, A. Garcia (eds.),  Religious Perspectives on Human Rights and Bioethics, Springer, 2017.

·         García Gómez, M. Losito, J. Tham (eds.), Bioetica questione ambientale ed ecologia umana, Amazon 2017.

·         J. Tham, A. Garcia, G. Miranda (eds.),  Religious Perspective on Human Vulnerability in Bioethics, Springer Publishers, 2014.

·         J. Tham – M. Losito (eds.), Bioetica al Futuro: Tecnolocizzare l’uomo o Umanizzare la tecnica, Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Vatican City, 2010.

·         J. Tham, La Piedra Angular Perdida, El Arca, Mexico D.F., 2009.

·         J. Tham, The Secularization of Bioethics—A Critical History, UPRA Press, Rome, 2007.

·         J. Tham, The Missing Cornerstone—Why couples choose Natural Family Planning in their marriage, Circle Press, Hamden CT 2004.

Articles, Book Chapters and Book Reviews:

·         Allister Lee and Joseph Tham, “Opt-in Vs. Opt-out of Organ Donation in Scotland: Bioethical Analysis.” The New Bioethics, July 8, 2022. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/20502877.2022.2095714.

·         Dominic Farrell and Joseph Tham, “The Natural Law Tradition, Reason and Bioethics”, in Hon-Lam Li and Michael Campbell (eds.), Public Reason and Bioethics: Three Perspectives, Palgrave Macmillan 2021, 59-92.

·         Dominic Farrell and Joseph Tham, “Replies to Li and Fan,” in Hon-Lam Li and Michael Campbell (eds.), Public Reason and Bioethics: Three Perspectives, Palgrave Macmillan 2021, 181-194.

·         Dominic Farrell and Joseph Tham, “Further Reflection,” in Hon-Lam Li and Michael Campbell (eds.), Public Reason and Bioethics: Three Perspectives, Palgrave Macmillan 2021, 253-272.

·         Marie Catherine Letendre, Joseph Tham, “Healthcare Decision Making: Cross-cultural Analysis of the Shift from the Autonomous to the Relational Self,” in J. Tham, M. Garasic, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Cross-Cultural and Religious Critiques of Informed Consent, Routledge, 2021. 44-56.

·         Paul Lee and Joseph Tham, “Catholic Approaches to Procreation and Infertility,” in  J. Tham, J. Lunstroth, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Multicultural & Interreligious Perspectives on the Ethics of Human Reproduction, Springer 2021, 19-28.

·         Joseph Tham, “Soul, Existence and Hope,” in  J. Tham, J. Lunstroth, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Multicultural & Interreligious Perspectives on the Ethics of Human Reproduction, Springer 2021, 227-236.

·         Joseph Tham, “Lessons Learnt,” in  J. Tham, J. Lunstroth, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Multicultural & Interreligious Perspectives on the Ethics of Human Reproduction, Springer 2021, 267-276.

·         Joseph Tham, “Resisting the Temptations of Perfection,” in M. Baggot, A. Garcia  Gomez, A. Carrara, J. Tham, (eds.), Enhancement Fit for Humanity: International Perspectives on Emerging Technologies, Routledge 2021, 95-109.

·         Pasquale Gallo, Joseph Tham, “How NaProTechnology compares with Assisted Reproductive Technology,” Medicina y Ética, 33 (1), 2022: 223-236. https://doi.org/10.36105/mye.2022v33n1.05

·         “Introduction,” in J. Tham, M. Garasic, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Cross-Cultural and Religious Critiques of Informed Consent, Routledge, 2021, 1-8.

·         “Healthcare decision-making: Cross-cultural analysis of the shift from the autonomous to the relational self,” in J. Tham, M. Garasic, A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Cross-Cultural and Religious Critiques of Informed Consent, Routledge, 2021, 44-56.

·         “The ethics of Assisted Reproductive Technology: A Catholic Perspective,” Bioethics UPdate, 7, no. 2 (2021): 51-58.

·         “Crises of Faith and Reason in the Debates on Gender,” Educatio Catholica, Journal of the Congregation for Catholic Education, VI-4 (2020), 151-163.

·         譚傑志神父, “爲什麽2019冠狀病毒的全球大流行是「史無前例」的？”in聖神修院神哲學院生命倫理資源中心, 明愛專上學院 健康科學院, (ed.) 疫流而上: 新冠狀病毒帶來的挑戰與反思, 明窗出版社pp. 200-205.

·         Joseph Tham, Louis Melahn, Michael Baggot, “Withdrawing critical care from patients in a triage situation Medicine,” Health Care and Philosophy (2021) 24:205–211. https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s11019-020-09999-4.pdf https://doi.org/10.1007/s11019-020-09999-4

·         J. Tham, “Foreword to Chapter 1: On alternative imaginations,” in F. Etheredge, Conception: An Icon of the Beginning, Enroute, St. Louis, MO, 2019, 72-76.

·         J. Tham, “Una risposta alla bioetica irreligiosa,” in J. Tham, M. Chalita (eds.), La Bioetica, crocevia tra Fede, Ragione e Scienza, Edizioni Uniti, 2018, 163-177.

·         J. Tham, M. Chalita “Introduzione,” in J. Tham, M. Chalita (eds.), La Bioetica, crocevia tra Fede, Ragione e Scienza, Edizioni Uniti, 2018, 7-11.

·         J. Tham, “Introduction,” in J. Tham, C. Durante, A. Garcia (eds.), Religious Perspectives on Social Responsibility in Health. Towards a Dialogical Approach, Springer 2018, 1-9.

·         J. Tham, “Interreligious Perspectives on Emerging Technologies,” in J. Tham, C. Durante, A. Garcia (eds.), Religious Perspectives on Social Responsibility in Health. Towards a Dialogical Approach, Springer 2018, 203-211.

·         J. Tham, G. Brambilla, “Preface to the English Edition” in G. Brambilla, J. Tham (eds.), Sexuality, Gender and Education, IF Press, 2018, vii-xv.

·         J. Tham, “Introduction,” in J. Tham, C. Durante, A. Garcia (eds.), Religious Perspectives on Social Responsibility in Health. Towards a Dialogical Approach, Springer 2018, 1-12.

·         J. Tham, G. Sem, E. Sit, M. Tai, “A Scientific and Socioeconomic Review of Betel Nut Use in Taiwan with Bioethical Reflections,” Asian Bioethics Review, 9 (2017), 401-414. DOI 10.1007/s41649-017-0028-6

·         “Editoriale: Sfide bioetiche in Neurogenomica da una prospettiva interreligiosa e multiculturale,” Studia Bioethica, 10.3 (2017), 3-4.

·         “Introduction” in J. Tham, K.M. Kwan, A. Garcia (eds.), Religious Perspectives on Human Rights and Bioethics, Springer, 2017, xxiii-xxviii.

·         “Lessons Learned,” in J. Tham, K.M. Kwan, A. Garcia (eds.), Religious Perspectives on Human Rights and Bioethics, Springer, 2017, 279-291.

·         “Resisting the Temptation of Perfection”, in National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 17.1, (2017), 51-64.

·         García Gómez, M. Losito, J. Tham, “Introduzione,” in A. García Gómez, M. Losito, J. Tham (eds.), Bioetica questione ambientale ed ecologia umana, Amazon 2017, 9-11.

·         “Dal Tecnopotere alla Conversione Ecologica,” in A. García Gómez, M. Losito, J. Tham (eds.), Bioetica questione ambientale ed ecologia umana, Amazon 2017, 97-110.

·         J. Tham, G. Sem, E. Sit, M. Tai, “The ethics of betel nut consumption in Taiwan,” in Journal of Medical Ethics. Published Online First: 06 March 2017. doi: 10.1136/medethics-2016-103990

·         “From Technopower to Ecological Conversion” in F. Chica Arellano – A. Garcia Gomez (eds.), Laudato si’. L’appello di papa Francesco. Sviluppo agricolo e lotta alla fame, (Roma: Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane 2016), 95-110.

·         “Statement on Emergency Contraception in Cases of Rape,” Catholic Medical Association, 2015.

·         Preface to Andrea Mariani, Papa Francesco: No alla “Cultura dello Scarto”, IF Press, Roma 2015.

·         “Applied Ethics” in Encyclopedia of Global Bioethics, Springer Publishers, 2015.

·         “Editoriale, Sexuality, gender and Education” Studia Bioethica, 8.3 (2015), 3-4.

·         “Bioethics and Anointing of the Sick,” Studia Bioethica, 8.3 (2015), 70-73.

·         “Herbert Ho Ping Kong, The Art of Medicine: Healing and the Limits of Technology, [Book Review],” Studia Bioethica, 8.3 (2015), 77.

·         “Human dignity and Human Ecology,” Studia Bioethica, 8.2 (2015), 63-67.

·         “Editoriale, Il Principio di Responsabilità Sociale in Bioetica,” Studia Bioethica, 8.1 (2015), 3-4.

·         Paul I, Lee, Joseph Tham, “Industrialization of medicine and medical Professionalism: Bioethical critiques,” Studia Bioethica , 7 .3 (2014), 44-51.

·         Marie Catherine Letendre, Joseph Tham, “Healthcare Decision Making: Cross-cultural Analysis of the Shift from the Autonomous to the Relational Self,” The New Bioethics 20.2 (2014), 174-185. https://doi.org/10.1179/2050287714Z.00000000051

·         “Suffering Technology: Philosophical overview and a theological Response of Spe Salvi (Part 2),” Studia Bioethica 7.2 (2014), 50-56.

·         “Introduction, The Principle of Vulnerability: Meeting Ground of Six Religions,” in J. Tham, A. Garcia, G. Miranda (eds.),  Religious Perspective on Human Vulnerability in Bioethics, Springer Publishers, 2014, 1-7.

·         “Lessons Learned,” in J. Tham, A. Garcia, G. Miranda (eds.),  Religious Perspective on Human Vulnerability in Bioethics, Springer Publishers, 2014, 215-224.

·         “Leticia Velasquez, A Special Mother is Born, WestBow Press, [Book Review]” Studia Bioethica 7.2 (2014), 59.

·         “The Decline of Natural Law Reasoning: The Influence of Recent Cultural and Intellectual Currents on the Tradition,” National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly 14.2 (2014), 245-255.

·         《違反本性的同性戀行為和爭議》in 神思 Spirit, A Review for Theology and Spirituality vol. 101, n.1 (2014): 1-18.

·         “A Catholic reflects on Common Ground in the Abortion Debate,” Journal of Clinical Research and Bioethics, 5.2 (2014).

·         “Editoriale, Prospettive religiose sui diritti umani nella bioetica,” Studia Bioethica 7.1 (2014), 3-5.

·         “John Evans, The History and Future of Bioethics: A Sociological View, Oxford University Press 2012[Book Review]” Studia Bioethica 7.1 (2014), 71-72.

·         “Nigel Biggar, Behaving in Public: How to do Christian Ethics [Book Review]” Studia Bioethica 7.1 (2014), 75-76.

·         “Suffering Technology Part 1,” Studia Bioethica 7.1 (2014), 55-61.

·         “The Challenges of Bioethics in Asia: A Natural Law perspective,” Asian Horizons, Dharmaram Journal of Theology, Vol 7, no. 4, December 2013, 435-451.

·         Signatory in “The use of sedatives in the care of persons who are seriously ill or dying: Ethical distinctions and practical recommendations,” [Fifth International Association of Catholic Bioethicists], Bioethics Outlook, 24.2, (2013).

·         “Editoriale, La Bioetica, crocevia tra Fede, Ragione e Scienza,” Studia Bioethica 6.2-3 (2013), 3-4.

·         “A Response to Irreligious Bioethics,” Studia Bioethica 6.2-3 (2013), 12-19.

·         “Alice Ramos, Dynamics Transcendental [Book Review]” Studia Bioethica 6.2-3 (2013),150-151.

·         “Gilbert Meilaender, Should We Live Forever? The Ethical Ambiguities of Aging, Eerdmans, 2013 [Book Review]” Studia Bioethica. 6.1 (2013), 77-78.

·         “Communicating with Sufferers: Lessons from the Book of Job”, Christian Bioethics 2013, (2013) 19(1): 82-99.

·         “Challenges at the beginning of human life viewed from bioethical aspect,” Proceedings of 15^th Congress of the Asian Federation of Catholic Medical Association, “Challenges of Catholic doctor in the changing world”, Bali, Indonesia, Oct 18-21, 2012.

·         “Will to Power: Nihilistic tendencies in reproductive technologies”, The New Bioethics, Vol. 18 No. 2, 2013, 115–132.

·         Signatory in the Fifth International Association of Catholic Bioethicists Colloquium, Philadelphia 2011: “The Use of Sedatives in the Care of Persons Who Are Seriously Ill or Dying,” National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 12.3 ( Autumn 2012): 489-564.

·         “Lust, shame and bioethics,” in Pedro Barrajón (ed.), La Teologia del Corpo di Giovanni Paolo II, (IF Press, Roma 2012), 233-246.

·         “Why Should the Baby Die?” Hong Kong Journal of Paediatrics, Vol 17. No. 4, (2012): 264-265.