Amal Matar

Amal Matar

Amal Matar

PhD, Project coordinator

Amal Matar is a project coordinator in the Human Brain Project and part of CRB's neuroethics research group, where she currently is doing research on culture and neuroscience. In addition, her research interests include social and ethical aspects of new genomic and reproductive technologies with focus on stakeholders’ perspectives as well as the wider societal implications for such technologies. She was a researcher in the H2020 SIENNA project, focusing the ethical management of disruptive technologies, where she focused primarily on different applications of genomics technology and international genomics data sharing. Moreover, she conducts research on international research ethics, primarily focusing on the Middle East (MERETI). She holds a PhD in Bioethics from Faculty of Medicine, Uppsala University, a MSc., in Biotechnology from the American University in Cairo and is a trained Medical Doctor in Immunohematology in Egypt.

E-mail: amal.matar@crb.uu.se
 

Publications

  • Matar, Amal; Silverman, Henry

    Ethical Analysis of Egypt's Law Regulating Clinical Research

    Part of Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 2022.

    To DiVA

    Open access

  • Matar, Amal

    SIENNA D5.2: An international code of conduct for data sharing in genomics

    2021.

    DOI To DiVA

    Open access

  • Brey, Philip; Dainow, Brandt; Erden, Yasemin J.; Matar, Amal et al.

    SIENNA D6.3: Methods for translating ethical analysis into instruments for the ethical development and deployment of emerging technologies

    2021.

    DOI To DiVA

    Open access

  • Matar, Amal; Höglund, Anna T; Segerdahl, Pär; Kihlbom, Ulrik

    Autonomous decisions by couples in reproductive care

    Part of BMC Medical Ethics, 2020.

    DOI Uploaded full-text To DiVA

    Open access

  • Matar, Amal; Hansson, Mats G.; Höglund, Anna T.

    "A perfect society": Swedish policymakers' ethical and social views on preconception expanded carrier screening

    Part of Journal of Community Genetics, p. 267-280, 2019.

    DOI Uploaded full-text To DiVA

    Open access

  • Matar, Amal

    Considering a Baby? Responsible Screening for the Future: Ethical and social implications for implementation and use of preconception expanded carrier screening in Sweden

    Uploaded full-text To DiVA

    Open access

  • Matar, Amal; Hansson, Mats G.; Höglund, Anna T

    Values and value conflicts in implementation and use of preconception expanded carrier screening: an expert interview study

    Part of BMC Medical Ethics, 2019.

    DOI Uploaded full-text To DiVA

    Open access

  • Matar, Amal; Kihlbom, Ulrik; Höglund, Anna T.

    Swedish healthcare providers' perceptions of preconception expanded carrier screening (ECS)—a qualitative study

    Part of Journal of Community Genetics, p. 203-214, 2016.

    DOI To DiVA

  • Matar, Amal; Garner, Sam; Millum, Joseph; Sina, Barbara et al.

    Curricular Aspects of the Fogarty Bioethics International Training Programs

    Part of Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, p. 12-23, 2014.

    DOI To DiVA

  • Silverman, Henry; Edwards, Hillary; Shamoo, Adil; Matar, Amal

    Enhancing Research Ethics Capacity in the Middle East: Experience and Challenges of a Fogarty-Sponsored Training Program

    Part of Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, p. 40-51, 2013.

    DOI To DiVA

Reproductive ethics and cultural sensitivity

Today’s multi-cultural society is a challenge to the health care system, especially when it comes to reproductive and sexual health. At the same time, new technology increases our reproductive choices, increasing the challenges. Find out what Amal Matar has to say about it.

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Last modified: 2022-02-01
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