Andrew’s Upcoming Public Talks

Photo of the front of Surgeon's Hall Museum. The building has columns and a fence in front of it. Photo from Wikicommons
Surgeons’ Hall

Event Description:

I’ve been invited to give a public lecture on the role of medical schools in changing political climates.

Location:

Surgeons’ Hall

Host:

Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

Date:

4 June at 13:15

Event Description:

The film Fixed will be screening, and I’ll be partaking in a post-screening discussion panel.

Location:

MacDonald Library

Host:

EMS 300 Film Series

Date:

26 April at 17:00

Polish students Stanislaw Donigiewicz and Danuta Niedzielska in Edinburgh, 1945

Event Description:

For Scotland’s Local History Month, I’ll be speaking about student experiences at Edinburgh’s Polish School of Medicine.

Location:

TBD

Host:

Local History Month

Date:

TBD in May

The Provocateurs

Screen capture from the Provocateurs website.

Event Description:

Invited performance at The Stand Comedy Club as part of the Provocateurs’ series during the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Location:

Stand Comedy Club

Host:

The Provocateurs

Dates:

8 August at 5:35

21 August at 12:20

💃 Disability Studies

Published:

Link

Link

Be sure to check out Jesse Meadow’s wonderful video about my theory of ADHD:

Link to my dissertation

Read my brief retrospective on my dissertation here

More Critical ADHD Studies articles in the works! Check back soon!

Neuroethics

Published:

screenshot of the first page of my neuroethics article

Free article download

Screenshot of the first page of the article titled Brain Pioneers and Moral Entanglement: An Argument for Post‐trial Responsibilities in Neural‐Device Trials.

Link

More neuroethics in the works! Check back soon!

🤓 Science and technology studies

“Chronic Traumatic Masculinity,” Chapter 1

(With Aryn Martin)

In:

Also coming soon:

“Research participants as ‘pioneers’? Exploring how neurotechnology research is adapting the rhetoric of scientific risk-taking, exploration and trailblazing.” (With Sara Goering and Eran Klein.) Science as Culture [under minor revision]

Screenshot of U of T press tweeting about my work. Link to the post: https://x.com/utpjournals/status/1804862159765004480

screenshot of the first page of the article titled, Discursive History of Screening Criteria for Blood Donation Affecting Gay, Bi, and Other Men Who Have Sex with Men in Canada: 1983–2013.

Link

👨‍🏫 Teaching

Interdisciplinary Approaches to Neuroethics, example slide:

Example teaching slide from the course, Interdisciplinary approaches to neuroethics. Habermas, Foucault, and Adorno are all mentioned, as well as Apple Vision, Neuralink, cerebral subjectivity, neurotechnologies of the self, neurobics, and neuro disciplines.