Do Justice and Equity Concerns Bolster or Hinder the Case for the Use of Gene Drive Applications?
OnlineHastings Center scholar Carolyn Neuhaus is on one panel “Do Justice and Equity Concerns Bolster or Hinder the Case for the Use of Gene Drive Applications?” in a series of five panel deliberations entitled “Unsettled Ethical Issues in Gene Drive Research” through the Forum, a collaboration between The Foundation for the NIH (FNIH) GeneConvene Global Collaborative and...
“Binocular Vision: A Tool for Thinking about Enhancement”
OnlineHastings Center scholar Erik Parens will be giving a talk entitled “Binocular Vision: A Tool for Thinking about Enhancement” at Erasmus School of Philosophy in Rotterdam.
Democratic Deliberation and Gene Editing
OnlineHastings Center Scholars Michael Gusmano and Karen Maschke present “Democratic Deliberation and Gene Editing,” a ½ Day Short Course for attendees of Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Seattle, WA.
Society for the Social Studies of Science annual conference
OnlineHastings Center PMRA Ben Wills will be participating in two panels for the Society for the Social Studies of Science annual conference.
A Critical Moment in Bioethics: Reckoning with Anti-Blackness through Intergenerational Dialogue
OnlineHastings Center advisor Faith Fletcher will present "A Critical Moment in Bioethics: Reckoning with Anti-Blackness through Intergenerational Dialogue" at this year’s ASBH conference.
Research Data Governance: A Tutorial Introduction
OnlineHastings Center scholar Diane Korngiebel and colleagues will be presenting “Research Data Governance: A Tutorial Introduction”, at a workshop for attendees of the AMIA 2021 Annual Symposium.
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