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Winners of the 2015-2016 Bioethics Prizes and Grants

The jury has announced the winners of this year's awards.

RESEARCH GRANTS:


Rosana Triviño, of the Institute of Philosophy of Spain's Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC), for: "Comparative study of protocols for accessing the interruption of pregnancy in the European Union (ProtoAccess)."


Janet Delgado, of the Doctorate and Postgraduate School of the University of La Laguna, for: "Relational approaches: vulnerability and autonomy in bioethics."

 

Núria Oriol of Hospital Universitari Mútua, Terrassa, Sociosanitari de Vallparadís, for: "Commitment Information Document (CID) in dietary adaptations in dysphagia."


The team led by Miquel Domènech of the Department of Social Psychology at the Autonomous University of Barcelona for: "Ethics for robots: Some considerations in the design of social robots for children's hospitals."


The team led by Alejandra Fernández of Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu for "Ethics of care applied to the intensive care unit."


The team led by Francisco José Eiroa of the Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychobiology of the University of Barcelona for: "The status of patients' preferences in the practice of mental health in Catalonia."
 
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRIZE:


First prize to Berta Mateos of Instituto Castelló d'Empúries for 'More than human? The ethical debate around neuro-improvement'.


Second prize to Elena Cortina of Puigcerver, Reus, for 'Paul and the Tree of Memories. Bioethics and death'.


Third prize to Pere Valls of Instituto Vilatzara, Vilassar de Mar, for Crawl & Roll.


There were a total of 18 submissions for the senior high school prize, and 51 for the research grants.

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