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Bioethics and Humanities Tenure-track assistant professor position: Ethical AI
- Department of Bioethics and Humanities at the UW School of Medicine
- Full-time faculty, Assistant Professor Tenure-Track
- Anticipated start date of September 2027
- Applications due November 30, 2026
- Job description and application
Expectations for the successful candidate include developing a research program of national and international importance in bioethics and humanities. The search’s primary emphasis will be the ethical, social, legal, policy, and/or humanistic dimensions of artificial intelligence (AI) and data-intensive technologies in science, medicine, biomedical research and health care; applications are also welcome from scholars working in other areas of biomedical innovation, including genomics, reproductive and cellular technologies, synthetic biology, and related emerging biotechnologies.
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Fellowship and funding resources
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- Relevant fellowships are listed under Resources and Funding for Disabled Academics.
- Fellowships may be offered by your department, the University, the federal government, or private agencies. See the UW Graduate School site for helpful guidance.
Steele elected fellow of the American Society of Biomechanics
June 15, 2026 CREATE associate director Katherine M. Steele has been elected a fellow of the American Society of Biomechanics. In the honor from her primary professional society, Steele was cited for her work integrating engineering and medicine at multiple hospitals across the country, her award-winning research, and her work with CREATE to bridge engineering,…