Dr. Mackenzie Graham
Bio
Mackenzie’s primary research focus is data ethics, particularly developing an account of institutional trustworthiness, and the obligations of trustworthy institutions collecting, storing, and sharing large amounts of health data (e.g., for the development of AI). His research also explores the ethical and practical challenges of disclosing individual-level research results to participants. Additionally, Mackenzie is interested in the ethical issues raised by patients with disorders of consciousness, and questions related to their well-being and moral status. Mackenzie received a PhD in Philosophy from Western University, Canada, in 2016, where he specialised in moral philosophy and bioethics. Mackenzie spent two years as a research associate at the Brain and Mind Institute at Western University before moving to the University of Oxford in 2018.