Laurie Zoloth
Margaret Burton Professor of Religion and Ethics
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Laurie Zoloth is the Margaret Burton Professor of Religion and Ethics at the University of Chicago. Her research focuses on the ethical implications of genetic modification, particularly in relation to topics such as deliberate extinction. With a strong commitment to examining complex ethical challenges, she contributes significantly to discussions at the intersection of religion, ethics, and biotechnology.
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2025
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