Marcin Waligóra, PhD

Marcin Waligóra, PhD (Oct 2014)
MARCIN WALIGÓRA, PhD
Department of Philosophy and Bioethics,
Jagiellonian University, Medical College
Michalowskiego 12, 31-126 Krakow, Poland
[email protected]
Professional experience:
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Since 2007 – assistant professor, Jagiellonian University, Collegium Medicum, Department of
Philosophy and Bioethics
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2006-2007 – junior lecturer/research assistant, Jagiellonian University, Collegium Medicum,
Department of Philosophy and Bioethics
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2004-2010 – secretary editor at the journal “Principia. Pisma koncepcyjne z filozofii i socjologii
teoretycznej” („Principia. Papers from philosophy and theoretical sociology”)
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2004-2010 – secretary at The Roman Ingarden Philosophical Research Center
Education:
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2009-2011 – Central and Eastern Europe Advanced Certified Program in Research Ethics [Union
Graduate College, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Vilnius University], NIH-funded program.
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2007 – Ph.D. in philosophy, Jagiellonian University (with additional training at the International
Academy of Philosophy in Santiago de Chile)
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2003 – M.A. in philosophy, Jagiellonian University. (The Collegium Civitas Prize for the best master
thesis in philosophy - distinction, 2004)
Research Grants/ Programs:
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2012-2016 – Principal Investigator and director of a team working on the project “Biomedical
Research with Human Subjects. Bioethical issues”. Project financed by the National Science Centre,
Poland (DEC-2011/03/D/HS/01695)
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2012-2016 – member of the Management Committee of the COST Action "Disaster Bioethics:
addressing ethical issues triggered by disasters" (IS 1201)
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2010 – Research grant from the Central and Eastern Europe Advanced Certified Program in Research
Ethics (part of NIH Research Grant R25-TW 7085)
Awards/ /Fellowships:
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2014-2017- Scholarship for Outstanding Young Scientists from the Polish Ministry of Science and
Higher Education
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2014-2015 – SKILLS-Mentoring Program, Foundation for Polish Science. Mentor: prof. Jonathan
Kimmelman
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2006 – The Ryoichi Sasakawa Young Leaders Fellowship, The Tokyo Foundation (SYLFF)
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2005 – Florentyna Kogutowska Fellowship, Jagiellonian University
Publications:
• Books
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J. Rozynska, M. Waligora (eds.) “Badania naukowe z udziałem ludzi w biomedycynie. Standardy
międzynarodowe”, [„Biomedical research with human subjects. International standards], Wolters
Kluwer Poland 2012.
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J. Hartman, M. Waligora (eds.), “Etyczne aspekty decyzji medycznych.” [“Ethical aspects of medical
decision making”], Wolters Kluwer Poland 2011.
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“Principia-fenomenologii” [“The Principles of Phenomenology”], Principia tom XLVII-XLVIII/2007.
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“Wstęp do fenomenologii” [“Introduction to phenomenology”], Universitas, Krakow 2013.
• Articles:
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J. Piasecki, M. Waligora, V. Dranseika, Non-beneficial pediatric research: individual and social interests,
Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 2014, Jul 31.
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M. Waligora, V. Dranseika, J. Piasecki, Child's assent in research: Age threshold or personalisation?,
BMC Medical Ethics 2014, 15:44, doi:10.1186/1472-6939-15-44.
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M. Waligora, Is a requirement of personalised assent realistic? A case from the GABRIEL project,
European Journal of Human Genetics (2014) 22, 855; doi:10.1038/ejhg.2013.259. Letter to the editor.
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M. Broga, G. Mijaljica, M. Waligora, A. Keis, A. Marusic, "Publication Ethics in Biomedical Journals
from Countries in Central and Eastern Europe", Science and Engineering Ethics 2013, DOI
10.1007/s11948-013-9431-x (Epub ahead of print).
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M. Waligora, "A European consistency for functioning of RECs? We just lost our chance", Journal of
Medical Ethics 2012, DOI 10.1136/medethics-2012-101228 (Epub ahead of print).
10. M. Waligora, "Failures in Clinical Trials in the European Union: Lessons from the Polish Experience",
Science and Engineering Ethics 2012, DOI 10.1007/s11948-012-9400-9 (Epub ahead of print).
11. “Etyka lekarza – etyka badacza” [“Ethics of physician vs. ethics of researcher], in: J. Rozynska, M.
Waligora (eds.), “Badania naukowe z udziałem ludzi w biomedycynie. Regulacje międzynarodowe”
Wolters Kluwer Poland 2012.
12. “Prawo dziecka do odmowy udziału w ekperymencie medycznym” [Children’s right to refuse
participation in biomedical researchl”], in: J Hartman, M. Waligora (eds.), “Etyczne aspekty decyzji
terapeutycznych”, Wolters Kluwer Poland 2011.
13. „Racjonowanie deficytowych środków medycznych i kategoryzacja pacjentów” [Rationing in medicine
and patients categorization], in: W. Chanska, J. Hartman (eds.), Bioetyka w zawodzie lekarza, Warszawa
2010.
14. “Etyczny projekt Emmanuela Levinasa – fenomenologia czy antyfenomenologia?” [The ethical project
of Emmanulel Levinas: phenomenology or antiphenomenology?”], in: Fenomenologia, 6/2008.
15. “Iluzja źródłowości. Derridiańska krytyka teorii doświadczenia fenomenologicznego” [„The illusion of
primordiality. Derridian critique of theories of phenomenological experience”], in: Diametros, 18/2008.
16. „Struktura dyskursywna fenomenologii”, [„Discourse structure in phenomenology”], Principiafenomenologii, Principia tom XLVII-XLVIII/2007.
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17. “Krytyka naoczności w ontologii fundamentalnej Martina Heideggera [“Heideggerian critique of
evidence in fundamental ontology”], Kwartalnik Filozoficzny, 1/2005.
18. “Od metafizyki obecności do metafizyki śladu. Martin Heidegger i Emmanuel Levinas”, W. Kalaga (ed.)
Tropy Tożsamości, Wyd. US 2004.
19. “Węzeł świata i inne postacie twierdzenia o podstawie dostatecznej”, afterword to book by Artur
Schopenhauer Poczwórne źródło twierdzenia o podstawie dostatecznej, Wyd. Zielona Sowa 2004.
20. “’Etyka, zaprawdę, jest najłatwiejszą ze wszystkich nauk’”, afterword to book by Artur Schopenhauer, O
podstawie moralności, Wyd. Zielona Sowa, 2004.
21. “Isaiah Berlin i Emmanuel Levinas o granicach dyskursu” in: Principia, XXXV-XXXVI, 2004 (former
version: “Isaiah Berlin i Emmanuel Levinas. Wolność negatywna i pojęcie innego”, in: Colloquia
Communia No 2 (73), 2002).
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Commentaries and reviews
22. M. Waligora, Review of: Veatch, R.M.: Hippocratic, religious, and secular medical ethics. The Points of
conflict, Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy, 2013 Aug; 16:627–631. doi 10.1007/s11019-013-94922
23. M. Waligora, Commentary to the translation of the article by Alison M. Stuebe, Level IV Evidence —
Adverse Anecdote and Clinical Practice [in Polish], Medycyna po Dyplomie, vol 21/no 1/ 2012.
24. J. Rozynska, M. Waligora, "A few words about clinical equipoise" [in Polish], a commentary to the
Polish translation of F..G..Miller, S. Joffe "Equipoise and the dillemma of randomized clinical trials",
Medycyna po Dyplomie, VOL 20/No 8/ 2011.
25. „Fenomenologia i perspektywa pierwszoosobowa”, Principia-fenomenologii, Principia XLVIIXLVIII/2007.
26. “Husserl na kozetce Szymona Wróbla”, Dynamis DL, 2006.
27. “Fenomenologia zdemontowana à rebours”, Dynamis DL, 2006.
28. “Program fenomenologii realistycznej Josefa Seiferta”, Kwartalnik Filozoficzny, vol. XXXIV, z.
1/2006.
29. “Oswajanie Lacana”, Principia XVL/2006.
30. “Pogranicza fenomenologii”, Principia, 39/2005.
31. “Dylematy liberalizmu”, Prinicpia. Ekspres filozoficzny, 36/2004.
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Introductions, translations, others
32. J. Różyńska, M. Waligóra, „Wstęp”, in: J. Rozynska, M. Waligora (eds.), “Badania naukowe z udziałem
ludzi w biomedycynie. Regulacje międzynarodowe” Wolters Kluwer Polska 2012.
33. J. Hartman, M. Waligóra. „Wstęp”, in: “Etyczne aspekty decyzji terapeutycznych”, Wolters Kluwer
Polska 2011.
34. „Od redaktora”, in: Principia fenomenologii, Principia tom XLVII-XLVIII/2007.
35. Translation of the book chapter – „What are things in themselves’”, Kwartalnik Filozoficzny, XXXIV,
z. 1/2006.
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36. Translation – A. Steube, „Level IV Evidence — Adverse Anecdote and Clinical Practice, Medycyna po
Dyplomie, vol 21/no 1/Styczeń 2012.
37. Translation (with J. Rozynska) „WHO GCP” , WHO 2005, w: “Badania naukowe z udziałem ludzi w
biomedycynie. Regulacje międzynarodowe” Wolters Kluwer Polska 2012.
38. Translation (with J. Rozynska) „International Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research Involving
Human Subjects”, CIOMS 2002, in: “Badania naukowe z udziałem ludzi w biomedycynie. Regulacje
międzynarodowe” Wolters Kluwer Polska 2012.
Presentations at the international conferences/workshops
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October 9-10, 2014, COST workshop Bioethical Decision-making in Disasters, Madrid, Presentation:
Pediatric Research in Disaster Settings: Waiver of Proxy Consent, Assent and Dissent?
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August 27-28, 2014, 28th European Conference on Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare, Debrecen,
Presentation: Child’s Assent in Research: Age Threshold or Personalization? (co-authors: V. Dranseika
& J. Piasecki)
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June 25-28, 2014 12th World Congress of Bioethics. Presentation: “Age Threshold and Assent in
Paediatric Research” (co-authors : Vilius Dranseika, Jan Piasecki).
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April 24-25, 2014 – COST, IS 1201 MC Meeting, Valetta. Presentation: “The study of emerging
research ethics issues and guidelines in disaster research” (co-authors: Peter Kakuk, Goran Mijaljica)
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November 6-9 2013– PRIM&R Advancing Ethical Research Conference, Boston MA, A case study
presentation (co-author Jan Piasecki).
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August 26-30 2013 - Current Challenges in Preclinical, Clinical and Public Health Research,
Hannover, Presentation: “The Decision-Making Status of Young Children in Biomedical Research”.
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August 14-17 2013 – 27th European Conference on Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare, Basel.
Presentation: „Does Clinical Equipoise Withholds Innovation?”
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December 4-6, 2012 – PRIM&R Advancing Ethical Research Conference, San Diego. Poster
presentation: “Clinical Trials in Transition Societies: How to Avoid Ethical Failures?”.
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June 2-4, 2012 – Fogarty International Center Network Meeting, Prague. Presentation: “What Makes
Clinical Research in Emerging Economies Ethical?”
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June 26-29, 2012 – 11th Conference of the International Association of Bioethics: Thinking Ahead,
Bioethics and the Future, and the Future of Bioethics, Rotterdam. Poster presentation: “Minors Right to
Refuse Participation in Biomedical Research”
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August 17-20, 2011 – 25th European Conference on Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare, Zurich.
Presentation: „Irregularities in Clinical Research in Poland according to NIK Reports”
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March 21-26, 2011 – Interdisciplinary Study Days: Biodiversity. Concept and Value,
Bonn, DRZE. Presentation: „Selected philosophical concept of nature and naturalness”
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December 2-3, 2007 – Polish-Israeli philosophical conference Phenomenology: Reception and
Transformation, Tel Aviv, Presentation: “Levinas and the Limits of Phenomenology”
Short courses, workshops, COST meetings and research projects
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2014, November - SKILLS-Mentoring, Polish Science Foundation, Center for Stroke Research, Charité
University Hospital, Berlin
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2014, October – COST, IS 1201 MC Meeting, Porto
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2014, July – SKILLS-Mentoring, Polish Science Foundation, McGill University, Montreal
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2013, November – COST, IS 1201 MC Meeting, Tel Aviv
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2013, March – COST, IS 1201 MC Meeting, Dublin
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2011, March – Interdisciplinary Study Days. Biodiversity Concept and Value, DRZE, Bonn, Germany.
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2010, July – Capstone Seminar of CEE Research Ethics Program, Split, Croatia.
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2009, September, Seminar of CEE Research Ethics Program, Vilnius, Lithuania.
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2008, September – Research with Human Subject. The Brocher Foundation, University of Geneva,
Switzerland, summer school.
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2007, September – Biotechnology Ethics Summer School, BioTethed Project, FP6 Program, Vilnius,
Lithuania.
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2006, May –Centre for Subjectivity Research, University of Copenhagen, research project .
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2006, January-March – survey of London School of Economics library holdings
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Memberships and Affiliations:
• International Association of Bioethics.
• The European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare.
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