Maurizio Calipari

Maurizio Calipari is a Lecturer at the European University of Rome (teaching cultural and philosophical anthropology) and the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Rome (teaching bioethics). He previously served as a researcher at the Pontifical Academy for Life and has held teaching positions at the University of Macerata, La Sapienza University, and other institutions. Since February 2016, he has been the national spokesperson for the Scienza & Vita Association and regularly contributes to the SIR news agency as a journalist.

His research focuses on:

• General and clinical bioethics, with emphasis on end-of-life decision-making
• Ethical frameworks for proportionality of care and advance directives (DAT)
• Bioethical dimensions of palliative care and philosophical anthropology

His recent publications (2016-2019) predominantly analyze controversies in end-of-life ethics, including euthanasia legislation, assisted suicide cases, genetic engineering ethics, and the intersection of medical practice with legal and religious frameworks. The works demonstrate consistent advocacy for patient dignity and critique of commodification in healthcare.

No awards, research grants, student advisements, or laboratory affiliations are documented in the source material.