Iosif Tamaș

Dr. Iosif Tamaș serves as a Researcher in the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Department at the Institute of Interdisciplinary Research, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University, Iași. Previously affiliated with the Faculty of Roman-Catholic Theology since 2009, he transferred to his current role in October 2020. His work focuses on theological discourse within philosophical, moral, and social frameworks.

His primary research areas include History and Philosophy of Religions, Roman Catholic Theology, Social Theology, Bioethics, and Moral Theology. He investigates religious inclusion/exclusion dynamics, cultural memory, ethics, and social epistemology, with regional emphasis on Moldova and the European-Romanian context. His scholarship addresses life protection through communal culture and rejects social ostracization.

Recent publications (2016-2025) demonstrate interdisciplinary engagement between theology, medicine, and social sciences. Recurring themes encompass mental health from religious perspectives, bioethical challenges in aging and addiction, and religious identity in media and society. His work consistently bridges doctrinal theology with contemporary ethical dilemmas.

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