I am an assistant professor in philosophy at the Université de Namur in Belgium.

I am a member of SPiN, Science and Philosophy in Namur. I teach philosophy of science, philosophy of technology and digital ethics at the Computer Science Department. Write to me at ferry.danini@gmail.com or for more privacy at juliette.ferrydanini@protonmail.com.

My philosophical endeavour is focused on improving medical knowledge and medical practices. To do so, I rely on philosophical as well as historical approaches. I recently published a feminist philosophy of medicine book on one of the most sold and prescribed drugs in France, phloroglucinol. I am also interested in digital ethics.

I was previsouly a FNRS postdoctoral researcher (Chargée de recherche) at UCLouvain in Belgium. Before that I was a postdoctoral fellow and teaching instructor at the Centre for Ethics at the University of Toronto. I was also a lecturer at Université Lyon 1 at the medical and science faculties. I earned my PhD in philosophy from Sorbonne Université in Paris in 2019 and I studied history and philosophy of science in Paris and philosophy in Canterbury in the UK.