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Dr. Shamsi Gooshki's research specializations include global health ethics with emphases on epistemic injustice and global health equity, bioethics governance including implementation and justification of ethical standards, research ethics encompassing clinical research ethics, research integrity, and publication ethics, clinical ethics addressing professional ethics, end-of-life issues, and organ transplantation, and public health ethics focused on health services for migrants and vulnerable populations. He has authored 78 research outputs, among them recent works such as "Cultural diversity or ethical evasion? A critique of geographical essentialism in bioethical analysis" (2025, The American Journal of Bioethics), "Ethical challenges in conducting research in low and middle income setting during public health emergencies: a qualitative evidence of a COVID-19 pandemic: the experience of Iran" (2025, BMC Medical Ethics), "Healthcare under siege: the ethics of sanctions, problematic dichotomies, and the misuse of the concept of dual-use" (2025, The American Journal of Bioethics), and "Hospital ethics committees and clinical ethics support services in Iran" (2025). He has contributed articles to prominent journals including The Lancet and Nature Medicine. Currently, he is a member of the UNESCO International Bioethics Committee (Vice-Chair since 2023), WHO Consultant in Clinical Ethics (since 2022), Vice-Chair of the WHO Ethics Review Committee (since 2021), and a member of the WHO Ethics & Governance of Infectious Disease Outbreaks Working Group. Dr. Shamsi Gooshki supervises PhD students and delivers keynote addresses at international conferences.