Research at CRB
Research Ethics
In short, research ethics involves the application of ethical principles and values to a variety of scientific research topics. It has both a practical and a theoretical side. It aims to create good research, while at the same time studying what good research is.
Bioethics
Bioethics includes philosophical, theological, legal and social scientific aspects of medicine and biology. It deals with norms and value conflicts in health care and the biosciences. For example, it looks at ethical questions that arise in connection with priorities in health care, informed consent, palliative care, nerurobiological explanations of human consciousness, animal welfare and the use of biotechnology.
Medical Law
Medical Law looks at phenomena such as stem cell research and genetic diagnostics, e-health and migrating EU patients, but also legal aspects of health-care organization, liability and claims issues, priorities, patient safety, and coercion measures. These questions span a wide range of traditional branches of law, and are examined in close contact with ethics, medicine, pharmacy, and caring science.
Our research
- Animal and environmental ethics
- Autonomy
- Biobank ethics
- Biosafety and biosecurity
- Clinical ethics
- Codes and guidelines for research
- Culture and health
- Enhancement
- End of life
- Gender and ethics
- Genetic information
- Medical law
- Neuroethics
- Nursing ethics
- Paediatric medicine
- Priorities in health care
- Quality of life
PhD projects
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