Fabrizio Turoldo

Fabrizio Turoldo is a Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage of Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where he coordinates the PhD course in Philosophy and Educational Sciences. He specializes in Moral Philosophy (SSD: M-FIL/03) with a focus on bioethics and multiculturalism.

• Research Areas: Bioethics, Ethics of Care, Medical Humanities, Food Ethics, Organ Transplant Ethics, Resource Allocation Ethics, End-of-Life Ethics, and History of Bioethics.
• Editorial Roles: Member of the International Editorial Board of the Revista Română de Bioetică, Scientific Committee of Critical Hermeneutics and Philosophical Experiences series (Mimesis), and former Editorial Board member of Ethics for the Professions (2004-2014).
• Funding Projects: Participated in MIUR PRIN projects on Ethical Pluralism (2007) and Genetics Ethics (2008), and a European Commission-funded project on biobank legislation (2008).
• Collaborations: Works with researchers including Serena Luce, Marco Olivio, Cecilia Rofena, and Marco Tuono.
• Languages: Advanced English and French, basic German.