Regular biography
Dr Simon Coghlan is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Ethics at The University of Melbourne, Department of CS. His work focuses on digital ethics, with a particular emphasis on the societal implications of emerging technologies. Dr Coghlan's research explores the ethical dimensions of digital systems and their impact on individuals and communities. He is affiliated with The University of Melbourne and can be contacted via email at simon.coghlan@unimelb.edu.au. His professional profile is available at https://findanexpert.unimelb.edu.au/profile/787891.
Scholar-generated biography
Simon Coghlan is a Senior Lecturer in Digital Ethics at the School of Computing and Information Systems, focusing on the ethical implications of emerging technologies. His research spans digital ethics, artificial intelligence, bioethics, animal ethics, and veterinary ethics. Coghlan's work explores the ethical challenges of AI in healthcare, mental health, and veterinary medicine, as well as the moral considerations in compassionate conservation and the treatment of nonhuman animals. He also investigates the ethical design of social robots in aged care and the societal impacts of digital technologies such as child tracking and geolocation data.