The use of digital twins in healthcare: socio-ethical benefits and socio-ethical risks
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Life Sciences, Society and Policy
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Laurens Landeweerd
Laurens Landeweerd (philosopher) is lecturer (UD1) and researcher at the Department of Philosophy and Science studies with the teaching and research assignment ‘reflection on science and technology’. He also works as a coach for iArts Maastricht and chairman of the programme board of Filosofie Oost-West. Landeweerd studies metaphysics and epistemology (Amsterdam) as well as the philosophy of art and culture (Maastricht&Amsterdam). He was involved in various projects for the European Commission on the ethical, legal and social aspects of biotechnology.
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