Society and Ethics Research
3rd August 2017 -
Press releases, Society and Ethics Research
Key policy statement on germline editing informed by Wellcome Genome Campus Connecting Science
An international group of 11 organisations with clinical genetics expertise has issued a policy statement on germline genome editing in humans.
6th April 2017 -
Supporting health professionals to talk ‘genetics’ with patients
Read about the how and whys of the ‘Counselling skills for genomics’ module, part of the new Mst in Genomic Medicine at the University of Cambridge.
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7th February 2017 -
Advanced Courses and Scientific Conferences, Connecting Science, Society and Ethics Research
Leading the genomics revolution in everyday nursing practice
The first G2NA retreat identified how to get genomics integrated into practice, policy, professional development, and nursing curricula worldwide.
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24th January 2017 -
Connecting Science, Public Engagement, Society and Ethics Research
Connecting Science at the Cambridge Science Festival 2017
View events hosted by Connecting Science's Public Engagement and Society and Ethics Research teams at the Cambridge Science Festival 2017
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16th November 2016 -
Connecting Science, Society and Ethics Research
Society and Ethics Research: what do we really think about genomics?
We listen and learn as well as share and inform.
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15th November 2016 -
Society and Ethics Research films find new festival-going audiences
This autumn shorts films produced by Wellcome Genome Campus Society and Ethics Research are being shown in festivals in Europe and the USA.
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30th September 2016 -
Public Engagement, Society and Ethics Research
Your Genome, Your Research Agenda
Listening to patient experiences of genome sequencing
24th May 2016 -
Your DNA, Your Say: global survey on online health data and sharing
Your DNA Your Say is an ambitious, global research project in the form of a ‘film-survey’ experience gathering the views of people around the world on online health data and how it might be used by others.
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14th March 2016 -
Socialising the Genome: Sparking discussions about genomics in everyday life
The Society and Ethics Research team has launched a project called Socialising the Genome to explore how to turn genomics from an anti-social concept to a more social one.
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