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Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science  
Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science
Established by the Executive Board of UNESCO at its 166th session on the initiative of the Islamic Republic of Iran, this Prize, awarded every two years, is intended to reward the activities of individuals and groups in the field of ethics in science.
    Documents

      Avicenna and the Ethics of Science and Technology Today
UNESCO
Brochure on the life of Avicenna.  More...

  
      Ethics of Science and Technology: explorations of the frontiers of science and ethics

A collection of selected publications by the first two laureates of the Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science.  More...

  
      Nomination Form

Nomination form for the Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science, to be completed and submitted before 22 May 2009  More...

  
      The Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science
UNESCO
Information leaflet for The Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science  More...

  
      The Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science: Acceptance Speech
Somerville, Margaret
Speech delivered by Dr Margaret Somerville upon receiving the Avicenna Prize for Ethics in Science  More...

  




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