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Journals

• Philosophy & Technology
• Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology
• Science and Engineering Ethics
• Science, Technology & Human Values
• Ethics and Information Technology
• NanoEthics
• Neuroethics

Encyclopedias

• Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics, 4 volumes, Carl Mitcham (ed.), Macmillan, 2005.
• Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics, second edition, 4 volumes, Ruth Chadwick (editor-in-chief), Elsevier, 2012.