Julia Netter

Julia Netter is an Assistant Professor of the Practice of Computer Science and Philosophy at Brown University. She serves as Research Interests Coordinator for the university's Socially Responsible Computing Program within the Computer Science Department. Her work bridges political philosophy, ethics in technology, and moral pluralism. She can be reached at jnetter@cs.brown.edu.

Her research focuses on challenges posed by moral disagreement to liberal political theory, including topics like reasonable coercion and the ethics of technology. Office hours are held by appointment in Arnold Lab 309.

Netter's publications explore intersections of political liberalism and computational ethics, as seen in her 2017 article on moral pluralism and 2013 work analyzing unreasonable views in liberal frameworks. She has no listed awards but actively contributes to interdisciplinary academic programs at Brown.