This paper explores the concept of ectogenesis in both the partial and the complete forms
and argues for the moral permissibility of artificial womb technology in some restricted …

Ectogenesis, the gestation of the foetus outside of the human body, will not for much longer
be in the realm of science fiction; a number of projects attempting to develop ectogenetic …

This book raises many moral, legal, social, and political, questions related to possible
development, in the near future, of an artificial womb for human use. Is ectogenesis ever …

Catholic thinkers generally agree that artificial womb technology (AWT) would be
permissible in cases of partial ectogenesis to assist severely premature infants, but there is …

Recently, I argued that human subjects in artificial wombs (AWs)'share the same moral
status as newborns' and so, deserve the same treatment and protections as newborns. This …

If there is any contemporary debate that is intractable, the debate about abortion is. The
intractability arises particularly on account of those who oppose all abortions and those who …

In this essay, I will offer a tentative assessment of the ethics of both embryo adoption
(Heterologous Embryo Transfer-HET) and the use of an artificial uterus on the basis of …

The idea of an artificial womb and ectogenesis–a child brought to term outside a biological
womb–has appeared in various thought experiments;[1–3] several movies have also shown …

Artificial womb1 technology would allow conception and fetal development to occur
completely independent of a woman's womb or allow a fetus to be transferred from a …

In a recent discussion of human in vitro fertilisation, Kuhse and Singer argue that it is
legitimate to destroy unwanted embryos. Their argument fails: it involves at least two and …