Background
Mordini, Emilio L. was born on June 5, 1956 in Rome, Italy. Son of Luigi E. and Maria T. (Castagnone) Mordini.
Mordini, Emilio L. was born on June 5, 1956 in Rome, Italy. Son of Luigi E. and Maria T. (Castagnone) Mordini.
Master of Arts summa cum laude, University Rome, 1981. Postgraduate Degree in Gastroenterology, University Rome, 1985. Doctor of Philosophy summa cum laude, Pontifical University "S.Thoma", Rome, 1994.
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
1986-present: Private Practice as adult psychoanalyst
1984-1986: Medical Intern Hospital San Giacomo in Augusta, ROMA (RM)
1982-1984: Medical Intern (First Vessel Lieutenant, MD) Naval Hospital, La Maddalena (SS)
TEACHING POSITIONS
2016 -present: Academic Supervisor and Professor of Ethics and Cultural Studies, Certificate of Advanced Studies "Biometrics & Privacy, Universitäre Fernstudien Schweiz (CH)
2009-present: Lecturer in Ethics and Societal Impact - International Summer School on Biometrics, Computer Vision Laboratory at the University of Sassari (IT)
1985-1993: Lecturer psychosomatic medicine Psychoanalytic Institute Social Research, Rome
1996-1997: Scientific Coordinator and Lecturer - Advanced Course on Psychiatric Ethics, Italian Psychiatric Association (IT)
1995-1998: Lecturer in bioethics, Master in Bioethics - University of Sannio, Benevento (IT)
1994-2003: Adjunct Professor of Bioethics, II School of Specialization in Obs and Gyn, University Rome, La Sapienza
RESEARCH POSITION
2016-present: Research Fellow, Health and Risk Communication Center, School of Public Health - Faculty of Social Welfare and Health Science - University of Haifa (IL)
2014-2018: Member European Technology Assessment Group (ETAG)
2012-2017: Member of the Management Committee COST ACTION IC1206 De-identification for privacy protection in multimedia content
2011-2916: Member of the Management Committee COST ACTION IC1106 Integrating Biometrics and Forensics for the Digital Age
PROFESSIONAL HONOURS
2014-present: Member of the International Advisory Board of the Master en Éthique at University Paris Sud (FR)
2000-2003: Scientific Secretary Bioethical Commission of the Italian National Council of Research (CNR)
1994-2000: Member Bioethical Commission of the Italian National Council of Research (CNR)
1994-1999: Secretary of the Ethical Commission Medical Association of Rome
1996-2000: Member of the Editorial Committee Medical Association of Rome
Mordini E (2013) La capacità consensuale nell’ottica delle scienze psicologiche e psichiatriche. In Franceschi H, Ortiz MA (eds) Discrezione di giudiizio e capacità di assumere: la formulazione del canone 1095.Giuffré Editore: Roma, 59-85. Mordini E (2015), Roman Catholic Perspectives on Psychiatric Ethics. In John Z. Sadler, Bill Fulford, and Cornelius Werendly van Staden (eds), The Oxford Handbook of Psychiatric Ethics, Volume 1, Online Publication Date: Dec 2014.
Quotations:
I must confess that I feel the fascination of each one of these Christmas. I know that I’m an idiot, but the most naive Christmas carols make me full of joy. I like the pagan Carnival, and I’m deeply moved by the poetry of the crèche. I also see the greatness and the mystery of Byzantine icons, and even the consumeristic Christmas, which is habitually despised by intellectual people, makes me happy like a child.
Some years ago, I was wondering whether I should send a Christmas card to a friend of mine who is an orthodox Jew. In the while, I got a Christmas card from him. When we met in person, I asked whether he celebrates Christmas. “Of course I don’t” he replied but he added that he thought that the best answer to religious idiosyncrasies was not to regulate greetings but to expand them to everybody, independently of any philosophical or religious belonging. I liked his argument and now I use the same argument when someone tries to convince me to employ the frigid formula “Seasonal Greetings” (and since then, I have never forgotten to wish my friend “Hanukkah Sameach!”).
Member Medical Association of Pordenone (PN); Member Royal College Psychiatrists Philosophy Group, Member (Hon.) Italian Psychiatric Association, Member Association Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry, Member International Association Bioethics, Member Association Professional Futurists, Member Medical Journalist Association.
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
European Association of Biometrics (EAB) - Member and Chair of the Ethical Committee
Association of Professional Futurists – Full Member
Association for the Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry (AAPP) - Member
International Association of Bioethics (IAB) – Member (board member from 1996 to 2000)
Medical Journalists Association (MJA) – Member
Italian Psychiatric Association (SIP) – Member
COMMITTEE SERVICES
AF3 -Advisory-Board (Member)
VRMND Project Ethics Advisory Board (Member)
DEMRT Board of Advisors, University of Illinois Chicago (Member)
Ethics Committee of the Swiss Center for Biometrics Research and Testing (Member)
International Advisory Board, Association for the Advancement of Philosophy and Psychiatry (Member)
International Advisory Borad - Master en Éthique at University Paris Sud (Member)
EDITORIAL COMMITTEE SERVICE
Asian Bioethics
Bioethics (associate editor)
Compendium of Global Bioethics
Digital Enlightenment Yearbooks
Electronic Journal of Mental Health, Alcohol and Drugs
Encyclopaedia of Applied Ethics
Encyclopaedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics
IET Biometrics
International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics (associate editor)
Journal of Ethics In Mental Health
Planet Biometrics
Revue Française d'éthique appliquée
Science and Engineering Ethics
Somatotechnics
SpringerBriefs in Ethics (associate editor)
Studies in Ethics, Law, and Technology
JOURNAL REVIEWERS
American Journal of Infection Control
Annali dell’Istituto Superiore di Sanità
Asian Bioethics
Bioethics
British Medical Journal
Compendium of Global Bioethics
IET Biometrics
IETE Technical Review
International Journal of Digital Crime and Forensics
Italian Journal of Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences
Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice,
Journal of Medical Ethics
Journal of Pharmacogenomics
Journal of Public Health Research
Journal of Risk Research
Personalized Medicine
Philosophy Psychiatry & Psychology
Science and Engineering Ethics
Somatotechnics
SpringerBriefs in Ethics
Studies in Ethics, Law, and Technology
The Lancet
Quotes from others about the person
Tim Cole: "for me personally the very best was the keynote by the Italian psychologist Dr. Emilio Mordini, CEO of the Centre for Science, Society and Citizenship CSSC in Rome, which he describes as a leading independent research center specializing in advice on political, ethical and social issues raised by emerging technologies. His topic was “Secrecy in the Post Wikileaks Era“, in itself a fascinating subject, but where it got really entertaining and thought-provoking was when he turned to the subject of the „Segreto di Pulcinella“, or Pulchinella Secrets."