Prof. Dr. Silvia Salardi
Expertise/Research fields: Silvia Salardi (PHD, dr. jur., Assistant Professor) is legal philosopher and bioethicists at the University of Milano-Bicocca where she teaches Bioethics and Biolaw for law students of the School of law. She is also Academic coordinator of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Module ‘Moral’technologies and ethical-legal challenges of new subjectivities co-financed by the European Union (www.motecls-jeanmonet.unimib.it). Her research interests range from analytical legal philosophy (analysis of legal concepts, analysis of legal language, discrimination) to bioethical and bio-legal issues (genetics, end-of life, experimentation with humans, data protection, human enhancement etc.).
Memberships: Associate Member of Center for the Study of Bioethics, Belgrade, Serbia, Member of the editorial board of the Journal
„Biodiritto, Rivista interdisciplinare di bioetica e diritto“, Aracne Publishing; Member of the editorial board of the book series „I Quaderni di Biodiritto“, Aracne Publishing; Founding member of the scientific Committe of the Association „Accanto onlus Amici dell’Hospice di San Martino“, Como, Italy; Member of the International Forum of Teachers (IFT) of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics; Member of Committee for the End-of life, CEF (Committee for the End-of life), http://www.comitato-finevita.it; Member of Committe of the Master in Sports Law and Labour relations in sports Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca; Member of the editorial board (Conselho Editorial) of “Humanidades & Technologia Em Revista”, journal of the Faculdade do Noroeste de Minas-FINOM, Brasil; Member of the editorial board (Conselho Editorial) of “ALTUS CIÊNCIA”, Revista Acadêmica Multidisciplinar da Faculdade Cidade de João Pinheiro-FCJP, Brasil; Elsi Expert, in Elsi Expert Database managed by BBMRI-ERIC (Biobanking and biomolecular resources research infrastructure-European Research Infrastructure Consortium); Member of the Group ELSI of BBMRI.it concerning ‘requirements of good practice for ethical evaluation of research biobanking’