Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics

A group of people led by a woman with blonde hair and fair skin walk through a farm on a sunny day with clear blue skies.

Team of ASU Faculty form partnership with local farms, seek student engagement

Illustration of person using smartphone facial recognition.

Law, journalism and politics

The ethical implications of facial recognition technology

November 17, 2021

Patricia J. Williams, University Distinguished Professor of Law and Humanities, Northeastern University

Law, journalism and politics

ASU event to address human dignity and technoscience

October 21, 2021

Science and technology

Lincoln Scholars program engages students in ethics and co-creative learning

October 12, 2021

Photo of John Templeton

Science and technology

ASU team receives John Templeton Foundation funding to explore relationship between science, craftwork, soulwork

June 28, 2021

Three hands write ideas down and place sticky notes next to each other on a table

Science and technology

New direction of Lincoln Center brings co-creative research on humane technology to ASU

May 18, 2021

Science and technology

New universitywide conference aims to facilitate open dialogue on issues of religion, ethics and science

February 05, 2021

ASU students wearing masks

Health and medicine

Research examines how students react to moral messages about COVID-19

December 10, 2020

Science and technology

16 books to read this Halloween

October 19, 2020

Science and technology

ASU faculty awarded over $440K in grants from National Endowment for the Humanities

August 27, 2020

Science and technology

Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics moves to the humanities, appoints new director

June 22, 2020