Camille Nebeker

Camille Nebeker is an Adjunct Professor at the Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health & Human Longevity Science, UC San Diego. She directs the UCSD Research Ethics Program and founded ReCODE Health. Her work focuses on ethics in emerging health technologies, including AI, wearables, and digital health. Key areas include informed consent, risk assessment, and return of research results. She has received awards such as the 2015 UCSD Research Integrity Faculty Award and the 2018 Queensland University of Technology Award.

Education: BS in Public Health (San Diego State University), MS in Lifespan Development, and EdD in Instructional Design.

Research interests span ethics in digital health, mHealth, and vulnerable populations. Recent publications emphasize AI readiness, ethical frameworks for healthcare technology, and participant perspectives in consent processes. She collaborates on global projects like the HEALthy Brain Study and CA Notify exposure system.

Scientific Awards include recognition for innovation, leadership in research ethics, and contributions to public health. Her work bridges ethical governance with technological advancements, advocating for inclusive and responsible practices in health research.