S. Matthew Liao’s website presents the work and public profile of a philosopher and bioethicist whose research explores ethics, human rights, moral psychology, and emerging technologies. Liao is Arthur Zitrin Professor of Bioethics, Director of the Center for Bioethics, and an affiliated professor in New York University’s Department of Philosophy.

The site brings together his research, writing, media appearances, and news, offering readers access to articles and selected papers in areas such as human rights, moral status, neuroethics, and climate change. Featured work considers topics including biomedical approaches to climate change, the ethics of intentions, and the philosophical foundations of human rights. The site also highlights Liao’s books, including The Right to Be Loved and Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights, alongside videos and talks, such as his TEDxCERN presentation on altering memories with neurotechnology.

Through its research archive and media resources, the website serves students, scholars, journalists, and others interested in contemporary philosophical and bioethical debates