Paolo Corsico is a Research Assistant working on the Psychosis: EIE within the BeGOOD project. He joined the team in 2017 and is also a doctoral candidate in Bioethics and Medical Jurisprudence at the Centre for Social Ethics & Policy, School of Law, The University of Manchester,
Paolo holds an undergraduate degree in Philosophy and Human Sciences from UCSC Milan, an MA in Philosophy of Person and Bioethics from UCSC Milan, and an Advanced European MSc in Bioethics from KU Leuven, RU Nijmegen and University of Padova (Erasmus Mundus Master of Bioethics). Since completing his MA he has worked as a junior researcher at the Centre of Bioethics, UCSC on several interdisciplinary research projects in healthcare ethics and regulation.
His research investigates the ethical, legal, and societal challenges that arise from the translation of novel medical technologies into psychiatry and mental health, from the design and delivery of mental health services, as well as moral dilemmas arising in psychiatric practice and mental health care. His research interests include healthcare policy, biotechnology regulation, as well as research ethics and integrity.
