Dr Alberto Giubilini

Alberto Giubilini is a philosopher and Senior Research Fellow at the Uehiro Oxford Institute. He works mostly in public health ethics (particularly the ethics of vaccination) and medical ethics (particularly conscientious objection in healthcare). He is Project Manager for the Oxford team of the EU funded CAVAA project, investigating ethical implications of AI awareness. He has published a book, co-authored, on Rethinking Conscientious Objection in Health Care (Oxford University Press 2025), one on The Ethics of Vaccination (Palgrave MacMillan 2019), and, in Italian, La Morale al Tempo della Bioetica (Morality in the Time of Bioethics) (Le Lettere 2011). 

Forthcoming publications (in print):

• JOURNAL ARTICLE: Giubilini A., It is not about AI, it is about humans. Responsibility gaps and medical AI, Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, forthcoming
• JOURNAL ARTICLE: Young, B., Giubilini, A., et al, An ethical analysis of public attitudes towards controlled human infection studies in Singapore: acceptability and payment, Asian Bioethics Review, forthcoming
• CHAPTER: Giubilini A., Should religion be permitted a seat at the table of bioethics? The case of abortion. In Smith, K. (ed.). Bioethics and Religion. Exploring the Intersection. Springer 2025
• CHAPTER Giubilini, A. Moral and political obligations in a pandemic. In Klosko, G. (ed). Oxford Handbook of Political Obligations, Oxford University Press, 2025