Profile

Leandro Loriga, Ph.D., is an author, researcher, and technologist working at the crossroads of bioethics, medical anthropology, and digital systems. His work explores how identity, embodiment, and autonomy are shaped by medical norms, technological infrastructures, and institutional power. 

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Academic Background

Dr. Leandro Loriga holds a BA in Medical Anthropology from the University of Bologna, an MSc in Psychological and Psychiatric Anthropology from Brunel University London, and a PhD in Bioethics from Masaryk University. His academic research focuses on bodily autonomy and how individuals negotiate societal expectations, particularly in areas such as surgical ethics, disability, and end-of-life decision-making.

Technology Leadership

Alongside his academic work, Dr. Loriga serves as an IT Operations Lead, overseeing enterprise infrastructure and digital service delivery across multinational environments. He ensures the stability and continuity of mission-critical systems, coordinates global vendors, and leads strategic initiatives in digital governance. With a strong interest in AI ethics, he bridges the gap between technical execution and ethical oversight, applying systemic thinking to complex digital ecosystems.