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home about us news & events resources education library bookshop support us contact bioethics centre '... not just the premier christian bioethics institute in britain, but one of the finest in the world, christian or secular'. the most rev. anthony fisher o.p., archbishop of sydney, australia. about us the anscombe bioethics centre (originally known as the linacre centre for healthcare ethics) is a roman catholic academic institute that engages with the moral questions arising in clinical practice and biomedical research. it brings to bear on those questions principles of natural law, virtue ethics, and the teaching of the catholic church, and seeks to develop the implications of that teaching for emerging fields of practice. the centre engages in scholarly dialogue with academics and practitioners of other traditions. it contributes to public policy debates as well as to debates and consultations within the church. it runs educational programmes for, and gives advice to, catholics and other interested healthcare professionals and biomedical scientists. we also run an online bookshop, where you can buy our publications securely, and make conference bookings. please click here to visit our bookshop to sign up to our mailing list , click here . for more information please see the about us section. see here for information on how to support us , including our educational work . news & events anscombe memorial lecture 2018 the anscombe bioethics centre is delighted to announce that the annual anscombe memorial lecture will be delivered by prof. patricia casey, professor of psychiatry at university college dublin on 6th july 2018. date & time: friday, 6th july 2018, 4.30pm venue: st anne's college, oxford the lecture will followed by a wine reception. please register (free of charge) by contacting gwen mccourt ([email protected] / 01865 610 212). press statement (29 may 2018) - irish referendum on abortion the anscombe bioethics centre has released a press statement on the recent referendum in ireland on the eighth amendment of the irish constitution. briefing paper - irish referendum on abortion: a guide to resources on great britain and ireland the anscombe bioethics centre has released a briefing paper on the upcoming referendum in ireland on abortion. anscombe on intention: a philosophy reading group the anscombe bioethics centre held a reading group on 'anscombe on intention', which aimed to introduce participants to elizabeth anscombe's thought and writings on intention and action theory, including her book intention (1957), widely considered a classic of 20th century philosophy. conscience in law and medicine: a half-day symposium the anscombe bioethics centre held a half-day symposium exploring issues relating to conscience protections in law and medicine. date & time: thursday, 12 april 2018, 1.30pm–5.30pm venue: tawney room, rewley house, 1 wellington square, oxford speakers: • toni saad (visiting research fellow, anscombe bioethics centre) • mary neal (senior lecturer in law, university of strathclyde) • andrew papanikitas (lecturer in general practice, university of oxford) • heloise robinson (dphil candidate in law, university of oxford) submissions to public consultations: organ donation and gender recognition act 2004 in march 2018, the anscombe bioethics centre made submissions to two public consultations - on the introduction of 'opt out' consent for organ donation in england, and on amending the gender recognition act in scotland to allow for self-declaration of legal gender. a copy of these submissions can be accessed here: 1) submission on presumed consent for organ donation in england (department of health) ; 2) submission on proposed review of gender recognition act 2004 (scottish government). press statement (2 february 2018) - alfie evans the anscombe bioethics centre has released a press statement laying out the fundamental ethical principles involved in the case of alfie evans, which is currently before the high court, sitting in liverpool. foundations of natural law: a philosophy reading group the anscombe bioethics centre hosted a reading group on natural law, which was be held over four sessions. this introductory series served to provide a space for discussing foundational texts and themes in natural law theory. mind, medicine & morals: the ethics of psychiatry and mental health care the anscombe bioethics centre is holding an international conference on the ethics of psychiatry and mental health care on 5-7 july, 2018 at st anne's college, oxford. speakers include baroness sheila hollins, former president of the royal college of psychiatrists, paul farmer cbe, chief executive of mind, and jonathan herring, professor of law at oxford university. this conference will explore topics such as resource allocation and mental health, ethics of research in psychiatry, compulsory treatment of mental illness, assisted suicide for psychiatric reasons and the mental health effects of sexual abuse. for more information on the conference , please visit this page . registration is now closed. abortion, disability and the law - day conference in ireland on friday, 20 october, 2017, the anscombe bioethics centre, in association with the consultative group on bioethics of the irish catholic bishops' conference, held a day conference in athlone examining the ethical, legal, social and psychological issues raised by abortion or childbirth following a diagnosis of foetal anomaly. anscombe memorial lecture 2017 on 16 october 2017, the annual anscombe memorial lecture was delivered by the anscombe centre's former director, prof luke gormally , on the topic, 'chastity, human dignity and the common good: anscombe and aquinas' , in blackfriars hall, oxford. the 2017 lecture coincided with the 40th anniversary of the centre, so it was fitting to welcome back prof gormally, who was involved with the centre since its establishment in 1977 and was director for over 20 years. press statement (15 august 2017) - pontifical academy for life the anscombe bioethics centre has released a press statement welcoming the appointment of the director, chair of governors, and other fellows and associates of the anscombe bioethics centre to the pontifical academy for life. press statement (3 august 2017) - editing human embryos: unethical research with eugenic goals the director of the anscombe bioethics centre, david albert jones, has issued a press statement on the first known experiments conducted on human embryos using the gene editing tool crispr/cas9 in the united states. press statement (24 july 2017) - charlie gard: the end of legal proceedings the anscombe bioethics centre has released a press statement regarding the news that charlie gard's parents have ended legal proceedings. press statement (5 july 2017) - charlie gard the anscombe bioethics centre has released a press statement on the charlie gard case entitled 'charlie gard: doing the right thing for the right reasons'. anscombe on contraception: a half-day symposium on saturday, 22 july , the anscombe bioethics centre held a half-day symposium on 'anscombe on contraception' with prof. stephan kampowski, who will be the centre's visiting research fellow this july. the other speakers at this event were dr mary geach, dr anthony mccarthy and dr pia matthews. press statement (27 april 2017) - artificial wombs the anscombe bioethics centre has released a press statement on the development of artificial wombs for premature lambs. public consultation on conscientious objection by the general pharmaceutical council (gphc) the anscombe bioethics centre has published a briefing paper on the gphc's consultation on conscientious objection, and has made a submission to the consultation, which is now closed. both the briefing paper and the centre's submission can be viewed on the reports & submissions page under the "resources" tab. press statement (20 february 2017) - conference on abo

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