After a degree in International Relations
(Geneva Graduate Institute), a Master in Philosophy of the Social Sciences (LSE) and a doctorate in moral philosophy (University of St Andrews), Raffaele has taught at the University of Aarhus (Denmark) before joining the University of Lausanne and the EPFL in 2024.
(Geneva Graduate Institute), a Master in Philosophy of the Social Sciences (LSE) and a doctorate in moral philosophy (University of St Andrews), Raffaele has taught at the University of Aarhus (Denmark) before joining the University of Lausanne and the EPFL in 2024.
Teaching & PhD
Courses
Equality and technology
HUM-288
This course explores the meaning of equality, its realization in society, and its relation to technology.
The ethics of engineering I
HUM-412
Working in groups, students provide an ethical analysis of technological applications. They study how their features combine with the socio-material environment to impact values, and what solutions are available to change this impact in desirable ways.
The ethics of engineering II
HUM-459
This module focuses on the idea of value in design and the ethics of artefacts more in general.