Animals, Ethics, and Engineering: Intersections and Implications [Hardcover]

1. Introduction: Considering Non-Human Animals in Engineering Ethics Education 2. The Ethical Quandary of Animal Well-being and Its Relevance for Engineers 3. Engineering in a Multispecies World: Animal Geographies, Ethics, and Place 4. Missing Voices: Non-human animals as stakeholders in engineering design 5. Bridging the divide: toward a holistic approach to animal ethics 6. The Value of Life: Resuscitation, Resurrection, and the Ethics of De-Extinction 7. Animal-Centered Technology and Sustainable Development: An Earth Odyssey 8. Ethical and Societal Issues Occasioned by Xenotransplantation 9. Understanding Ethical Issues Raised by Veterinary Medical AI 10. The 3Rs principles and genetic pain disenhancement 11. Animals and AI: The role of animals in AI research and application  an overview and ethical evaluation 12. Touchscreen Uses for Animals: Teaching Discrimination Tasks 13. An Investigation into the Encounter Between Social Robots and Animals 14. Lead a Horse to Water: Beach Ponies in the American South and the Cultivation of Ferality 15. Mechanical Symbiotes: Robotics in Coral Restoration 16. To See the Bees: Reflections of a Beekeeper on her Journey of Healing 17. Designing and Crafting Systems for Non-Human Animals: Inspirations from Elephants 18. Why Are Non-Human Animals Neglected in Engineering Ethics Education?

Animals, Ethics, and Engineering: Intersections and Implications is a seminal work that explores the intricate relationship between technology, ethics, and the welfare of nonhuman animals. Edited by Rosalyn W. Berne, this volume brings together leading scholars and practitioners to examine the ethical responsibilities inherent in technological progress and its impact on animal well-being.

Rosalyn W. Berne is the Anne Shirley Carter Olsson Professor of Applied Ethics and chair of the Department of Engineering and Society in the School of Engineering alã4