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• 1995-heden - Lid editorial board tijdschrift Bioethics
• 2010-heden - Lid Centrale Commissie Mensgebonden Onderzoek
• 2010-2016   - President Executive committee CIOMS
• 2012-2016   - Chair, working group for the revision of the CIOMS international guidelines for biomedical research
• 2013-heden - Voorzitter Toetsingscommissie Biobank UMC Utrecht
• 2015-heden - President International Bioethics Committee (IBC) UNESCO
• 2015-2018 - Chair International Bioethics Committee (IBC) UNESCO
• 2018-heden - Voorzitter Ethics and Compliance Advisory Board (ECAB) van PatientsLikeMe (PLM)
• 2018-heden - Vice-voorzitter CCMO (Centrale Commissie Mensgebonden Onderzoek)
• 2018-2020 - Chair Ethics Compliance Advisory Board, PatientsLikeMe, Boston
• 2019-heden - Lid Klankbordgroep Chroom-6 blootstelling, RIVM
• 2021-heden - Member, Working Group on Principles of Good Governance for Research Institutions (PGGRI), CIOMS
• 2021-heden - Ethics advisor IMI project T2Evolve
• 2021-heden - Ethics advisor IMI project Harmony
• 2021-heden - Ethics advisor IMI project PIONEER

1993                           Proefschrift bekroond met de C van der Meer-prijs

                                   voor medische ethiek

2007                           Talma Eijkman prijs voor docent van het jaar

2009                           ASB visiting professor University of Auckland (NZ)

2015                           Nominatie UU docent van het jaar

Johannes (Hans) van Delden is full professor of medical ethics at the University Medical Center of Utrecht University, the Netherlands and director of education of the same institute. There he also leads the project on patient and public participation for the hospital and for the academic research in the UMC Utrecht. He has worked for many years as a practicing nursing home physician. He has published widely on the practice and ethics of end-of-life decisions, research ethics, and ethical issues in the care for the elderly. He has built a strong research team which has created a strong track record in the ethics of end-of-life decisions, research ethics, and ethics of biomedical innovation. He is the chair of the International Bioethics Committee of UNESCO. He has served as the president of the Council of International Organisations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS), and as the chair of the workgroup for the revision of the CIOMS ethical guidelines for biomedical research.