Curriculum Vitae PDF
Academic Positions
- Assistant Professor
2023-Present
Department of Health Humanities & Bioethics
University of Rochester - Assistant Professor
2020-Present
Department of Philosophy
University of Rochester - Assistant Director
2019-2022
Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs
Arts, Sciences and Engineering
University of Rochester - Lecturer
2019-2020
Department of Philosophy
University of Rochester - Assistant Professor
2014-2019
Department of Philosophy
Kansas State University - Research Fellow
2012-2013
Medicine, Ethics, Society and History Unit
University of Birmingham
Education
- Ph.D. - Philosophy - 2013
Australian National University
Thesis: "A Philosophical Examination of Security: The Concept and Its Value"
Panel: Michael Selgelid (Chair), Christian Enemark, Nic Southwood - B.A. (Honours I) - Philosophy and International Relations - 2007
University of Queensland
Thesis: "The Securitization of Avian Influenza in Vietnam and Indonesia" - B.Sc. - Microbiology - 2006
University of Queensland
Grants and Awards
- Capacity Building in Bioethics for Scientists across the Translational Spectrum (2023 - 2024)
NIH - National Center for Advancing Translational Science
co-PI w/ Martin Zand (PI), Patricia Luck, Scott McIntosh, Nicholas Mercado, Lainie Ross, Mical Raz, Laura Stamm
$307,806 over 1 year - RAPID: Understanding and Supporting K-12 School Leaders' AI-related Decision-making (2023 - 2024)
National Science Foundation
co-PI w/ David Miller (PI), Sharon Mason, Karen DeAngelis and Patricia Vaughan-Brogan
$189,990 over 1 year - Toward an Ecosystem of AI-powered Music Production (TEAMuP) (2022 - 2025)
National Science Foundation
co-PI w/ Rafaella Borasi (PI), Zhiyao Duan, Rachel Roberts and Brian Pardo
$1,413,858 over 4 years - Developing a Value Literate Culture in Science (2019 - 2022)
National Science Foundation
co-PI w/ Scott Tanona (PI) and J.T. Laverty
$354,000 over 3 years - College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Star (2017-2019)
Kansas State University Foundation
$100,000 over 5 years
Publications
- Ventilation during COVID-19 in a school for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)
Zand MS, Spallina S, Ross A, Zandi K, Pawlowski A, Seplaki CL, Herington J, Corbett AM, Kaukeinen K, Holden-Wiltse J, Freedman EG, Alcantara L, Li D, Cameron A, Beaumont N, Dozier A, Dewhurst S, Foxe JJ PLOS One (2024), 19(4): e0291840
- Expanding the Role of Justice in Secondary Research with Digital Psychological Data
Herington J, Li K, Pisani A American Psychologist (2024), 79(1): 123-126
- Ethical Imperatives and Challenges of Working with Diverse Populations in Digital Research
Herington J, Connelly K, Illes J Journal of Medical Internet Research (2023), 25(1): e47884
- Ethical Considerations for Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging: Data Collection, Development, and Evaluation
Herington J, McCradden MD, Creel K, Boellaard R, Jones EC, Prabhat KC, Jha AK, Rahmim A, Scott PJH, Sunderland JJ, Wahl RL, Zuehlsdorff S, Saboury B, Journal of Nuclear Medicine (2023), 64(12): 1848-1854
- Ethical Considerations for Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging: Deployment and Governance
Herington J, McCradden MD, Creel K, Boellaard R, Jones EC, Prabhat KC, Jha AK, Rahmim A, Scott PJH, Sunderland JJ, Wahl RL, Zuehlsdorff S, Saboury B, Journal of Nuclear Medicine (2023): 64(10): 1509-1515
- Censoring chemical data to mitigate dual use risk
Campbell Q, Herington J, White A, ArXiV (2023)
- The Ethics of Implementing Emergency Resource Allocation Protocols
Dees R, Herington J, Shand JC, Chiafery M, Ching C-L, D'Angio C, Shaw MH, Journal of Clinical Ethics (2023), 34(1): 58-68
- How Do Scientists Perceive the Relationship Between Ethics and Science? A Pilot Study of Scientists’ Appeals to Values
Linville C, Cairns AC, Garcia T, Bridges B, Herington J, Laverty JT, and Tanona S, Science and Engineering Ethics (2023), 29(15)
- Examining Physicists' Ethical Reasoning: A New Methodology
Linville C, Cairns AC, Garcia T, Bridges B, Herington J, Laverty JT, and Tanona S, Proceedings of the Physics Education Research Conference ‘22 (2022): 200-205.
- A phenomenographic study of scientists’ beliefs about the causes of scientists’ research misconduct
Cairns A, Linville C, Garcia T, Bridges, B, Tanona S, Herington J & Laverty J.T., Research Ethics (2021), 17(4): 501-521.
- Agent-Based Models of Restrictions on Dual-Use Research
Wagner E & Herington J, British Journal of Philosophy of Science (2021), 72(2): 377-399.
- Social Risks of Science
Herington J & Tanona S, Hasting Center Report (2020), 50(6): 27-38.
Commentary by Venkatapuram S, "Health Research and Social Justice Philosophy", Hastings Center Report (2020), 50 (6):39-40
Commentary by Resnik D, "‘Public Engagement and the Social Risks of Science", Hastings Center Report (2021), 51 (2):41-42
- Measuring Fairness in an Unfair World
Herington J, Proceedings of the AAAI-ACM Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, and Society (AIES’20) (2020) PDF
- The Contribution of Security to Well-being
Herington J, Journal of Ethics & Social Philosophy (2019), 14(3): 173-209
- Measuring the Biases that Matter: The Ethical and Causal Foundations of Measures for Fairness in Algorithms
Glymour B & Herington J, Proceedings of the 2019 ACM Conference on Fairness, Accountability and Transparency (2019): 269-278 PDF
- Against the Autonomy Argument for Mandatory GMO Labelling
Herington J, Public Affairs Quarterly (2018), 32(2): 85-117
- Climate-related insecurity, loss and damage
Herington J, Ethics, Policy & Envrionment (2017), 20(2): 184-194 PDF
Commentary by Mintz-Woo, K, "Security and Distribution, or Should You Care About Merely Possible Losses?", Ethics, Policy, and Environment (2019), 21 (3):382-386
- Health Security and Risk Aversion
Herington J, Bioethics (2016), 30(7): 479-489
- The Concept of Security: Fear, Liberty, and the State
Herington J, Security: Dialogue across disciplines, (2015) edited by P Bourbeau. (Cambridge University Press: Cambridge): 22-44 PDF
- Obesity, Liberty, and Public Health Emergencies
Herington J, Dawson A, Draper H, The Hastings Center Report (2014), 44(6): 26-35
Commentary by Gostin L, "Public Health Emergencies: What Counts?", The Hastings Center Report (2014), 44(6): 36-37
- Live liver donation, ethics and practitioners
Thomas E, Bramhall S, Herington J, Draper H, Journal of Medical Ethics (2014), 40(3): 157-162 PDF
- The limits of global health diplomacy: Taiwan’s observer status at the world health assembly
Herington J & Lee K, Globalization and Health (2014), 10: 71-80 PDF
- The Concept of Security
Herington J, Ethics and Security Aspects of Infectious Disease Control: Interdisciplinary Perspectives (2012), ed. M.J. Selgelid & C. Enemark. (Ashgate: Burlington): 7-26 PDF
Reprinted in Security Ethics (2015), ed. K. Hadjimatheou, J. Guelke & T. Sorell. (Ashgate: Burlington) Link
- The Securitisation of Infectious Disease: International Norms and Domestic Politics in Asia
Curley M & Herington J, Review of International Studies (2011), 37(1): 141-166 PDF
Reprinted in Health Security and Governance (2012), ed. N. Thomas. (Routledge: London). Link
- Securitization of infectious diseases in Vietnam: the cases of HIV and avian influenza
Herington J, Health Policy and Planning (2010), 25(6): 467-475 PDF
Book Reviews/Commentaries
- Against the equality of moral spheres in healthcare
Herington J & Ross LFAmerican Journal of Bioethics (2023), 23(12): 23-25
- Security, Planning and Justice: A reply to Mintz-Woo
Herington J, Ethics, Policy & Environment (2019), 21 (3):387-390
- What Counts? Justifications, Not Labels
Herington J, Dawson A, & Draper H, Hastings Center Reports (2015), 45(2): 3
- Academic Freedom and the Professional Responsibilities of Applied Ethicists
Dawson A & Herington J, Bioethics (2014), 28(4): 174-177
- Review of Global Public Health by Sara E. Davies
Herington J, Australian Journal of International Relations (2011), 65(4): 505-506