Founded in 2019 with an initial gift from the Henry L. Hillman Foundation, Duquesne University's interdisciplinary Grefenstette Center takes an unflinching look at the ethical intersections between science and technology in the modern world from the perspective of the Catholic faith tradition. The center offers a variety of programs, courses and partnerships for students and researchers at Duquesne and throughout the Pittsburgh area.
There are many ways to connect with the Grefenstette Center throughout the year, whether you're a student, faculty, or member of the public!
Staff, Fellows, and Affiliated Faculty of the Grefenstette Center
Director
2022-2023 External Fellow
2022-2023 External Fellow
2022-2023 External Fellow
2022-2023 External Fellow
Research Fellow
Senior Research Fellow
Post-Doctoral Fellow
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
2022-2023 Faculty Scholar
Affiliated Faculty
Affiliated Faculty
Affiliated Faculty
Affiliated Faculty
Affiliated Faculty
Affiliated Faculty
Affiliated Faculty
Affiliated Faculty
The Grefenstette Center takes an unflinching look at the ethical intersections of science and technology by working with partners at Duquesne, in Pittsburgh, and across the world.