| PETER SANDOE PUBLIC LECTURE - Sponsored by the RSPCA Australia. Animal welfare & ethics: Where does science end and ethics begin? by Peter Sandøe, Professor of Bioethics, University of Copenhagen, Denmark |
The keynote speaker at the 2012 RSPCA Australia Scientific Seminar was Peter Sandøe, Professor of Bioethics at the University of Copenhagen.
To take advantage of his visit, RSPCA Australia, in collaboration with the University of Queensland, Melbourne University and Murdoch University hosted a series of public lectures in Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth at which Peter Sandøe further elaborated on the topic of animal welfare and ethics.
His public lectures challenged scientists and animal protectionists to think about ethical issues:
(this page was modified from the website of RSPCA Australia)
To take advantage of his visit, RSPCA Australia, in collaboration with the University of Queensland, Melbourne University and Murdoch University hosted a series of public lectures in Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth at which Peter Sandøe further elaborated on the topic of animal welfare and ethics.
His public lectures challenged scientists and animal protectionists to think about ethical issues:
- Is there a clear distinction between animal welfare science and the ethical discussions about what is right and wrong in our dealings with animals?
- Does it matter how animal welfare is defined?
- What are the ethical assumptions affecting the study of animal welfare?
- Why do these assumptions vary depending on whether we’re talking about farm animals or companion animals?
- How can researchers present results in a way that makes their ethical assumptions transparent?
(this page was modified from the website of RSPCA Australia)
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