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Anna Melnyk is a Postdoctoral researcher and lecturer in the Ethics & Philosophy of Technology section at TU Delft. Her research explores values, value change and value conflicts at the crossroads between ethics and philosophy of technology, climate ethics, agent-based modelling, social psychology, and energy transition studies. Anna is a part of the TPM Energy Transition Lab and teaches Climate Ethics to engineering students at TU Delft. Her PhD project was a part of the ERC Advanced Grant project “Design for Changing Values in Socio-Technical Systems.” Anna publishes in academic journals like Energy Research and Social Science and Science, Technology, and Human Values on moral dilemmas and value conflicts in energy transitions.

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