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CCEPA News Release - Trust in the New Sciences - Vancouver
The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs (CCEPA) and the Situating Science Knowledge Cluster, a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council(SSHRC) Cluster for the Humanist and Social Studies of Science, with the generous support of Genome BC, are pleased to present:
Trust in the New Sciences: Remaking the Human
A five-part national lecture series exploring the ethical, philosophical and social implications of the new sciences of genomics, neuropsychology and nanotechnology.
Part 2: SCIENCE FRICTION: Personalized Genomics and the Future of Medicine
JANUARY 26 7pm
VANCOUVER | UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, Room 182
UBC
The impact of revolutionary advances in genetics and genomics is being felt in all aspects of society. For each of us, the prospect of knowing our own DNA sequence has been proposed to influence our lives in every way, from choice of partner to response to medications. Is this hope or hype? How do our Canadian roots and culture influence our own experience and relationship to the genetic revolution?
Keynote: Dr. Michael Hayden
Canada Research Chair in Human Genetics and Molecular Medicine
University Killam Professor, Department of Medical Genetics
Respondent: Dr. Anita Ho
Assistant Professor, W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics, UBC
Admission is free - reception to follow
