Lisa Forsberg

I am a Senior Research Fellow in the Uehiro Oxford Institute, and a Research Fellow in Philosophy at Somerville College, University of Oxford. Previously, I was a British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Law, Oxford, leading the project ‘Changing One’s Mind: Neurointerventions, Autonomy, and the Law on Consent’, on medical consent and the extent to which English law on consent sufficiently protects morally salient patient interests. My main research interests are in moral and legal philosophy, especially normative and practical ethics and the philosophy of criminal and health law, and include consent, criminal rehabilitation, what makes medical interventions morally and legally permissible, the nature and value of achievement, and utilitarian feminism. I am also a Research Associate at the Institute of Ethics in Technology, Hamburg University of Technology, and editor for Normative Ethics and Applied Ethics for the Diversity Reading List in Philosophy.