Elisabeth Langmann is a medical ethicist with an interdisciplinary background in nursing, education and applied ethics. She completed her studies in Graz and Utrecht. From 2017 to 2019 she worked in the field of clinical research at the ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿ical ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿ of Graz. Between 2019 and 2021, she was a research associate at the Chair of Ethics in ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿icine at the FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg. During this time, her focus was on clinical ethics consultation, training and supervision. From 2021 to 2024, Elisabeth Langmann worked as a research associate at the Institute for Ethics and History of ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿icine at the Eberhard-Karls-ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿ of T¨¹bingen. There, she contributed mainly to the research projects SMART-AGE and CHECK.APP, examining the ethical aspects of digital gerontechnologies and symptom checker apps. In 2024, she successfully completed her dissertation on "Ageism in Health Care: Feminist Perspectives of ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿ical Ethics" . Since July 2024, Elisabeth Langmann is a research associate at the Institute for Ethics and History of Health in Society at the ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿ of Augsburg, working on the project ¡°Centering Marginalization for Effective and Just Public Health Policy and Practice¡±.

• Relational autonomy and social justice
• Dynamics of marginalization in health contexts
• Ageing well and ageism in healthcare
• Feminist perspectives in bioethics
• Public health ethics
• Digitalization and health

2023: Institute of Biomedical Ethics and History of ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿icine, ÐÂÍò²©ÌåÓýÏÂÔØ_Íò²©ÌåÓýapp¡¾Í¶×¢¹ÙÍø¡¿ of Zurich
2025: Fondation Brocher

Funding for gender research projects by FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg (€6,911, together with Dr. Sandra Kurkowski)