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A three-part workshop on preaching for and with specific learning difficulties, including dyslexia, dyscalculia and ADHD. Part of a Science for Seminaries-funded project at Ripon College Cuddesdon.
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Preaching for Specific Learning Difficulties
A three-part workshop on preaching for and with specific learning difficulties, including dyslexia, dyscalculia and ADHD. Part of a Science for Seminaries-funded project at Ripon College Cuddesdon.
by Helen Billam
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Science for Seminaries strand video
Science for Seminaries strand video
An overview of our Science for Seminaries work.
by Helen Billam
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Dr Diane Waggoner – Going the Other Way: Lewis Carroll’s Photography and Through the...
A keynote presentation from the University of York and ECLAS-sponsored conference on ‘Through the Looking Glass’.
Dr Diane Waggoner – Going the Other Way: Lewis Carroll’s Photography and Through the Looking-Glass
A keynote presentation from the University of York and ECLAS-sponsored conference on 'Through the Looking Glass'.
by Helen Billam
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Human Being and Becoming: Practical Wisdom and the Ethical Challenges of Gene Editing –...
A keynote presentation from the ECLAS conference ‘From Reading to Writing Genes’ on applying Aquinas’ ideas for practical wisdom to the ethical challenges of human genome editing
Human Being and Becoming: Practical Wisdom and the Ethical Challenges of Gene Editing - Dr Celia Deane-Drummond
A keynote presentation from the ECLAS conference 'From Reading to Writing Genes' on applying Aquinas' ideas for practical wisdom to the ethical challenges of human genome editing
by Helen Billam
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Governance of Human Genome Editing – Dr Robin Lovell Badge
Dr Robin Lovell Badge from the Francis Crick Institute gives an in-depth look at current regulation of human genome editing, including his experience of interviewing Chinese scientist Dr He Jiankui in 2018 about his secretive...
Governance of Human Genome Editing - Dr Robin Lovell Badge
Dr Robin Lovell Badge from the Francis Crick Institute gives an in-depth look at current regulation of human genome editing, including his experience of interviewing Chinese scientist Dr He Jiankui in 2018 about his secretive genome editing experiments.
by Helen Billam
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From Reading to Editing Genes – Prof Kathy Niakan
Prof Kathy Niakan of the Francis Crick Institute gives an overview of key gene editing technologies and some of the risks and benefits associated with each.
From Reading to Editing Genes - Prof Kathy Niakan
Prof Kathy Niakan of the Francis Crick Institute gives an overview of key gene editing technologies and some of the risks and benefits associated with each.
by Helen Billam
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Public Understanding, Public Theology and Church Policy Moving Forward – Revd Dr Brendan McCarthy
The Church of England’s National Adviser on Health and Medical Ethics gives an overview of an ethical framework developed to tackle challenges in public life, including genetic technologies.
Public Understanding, Public Theology and Church Policy Moving Forward - Revd Dr Brendan McCarthy
The Church of England's National Adviser on Health and Medical Ethics gives an overview of a framework for resolving ethical questions in public life, including genetic technologies.
by Helen Billam
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Science-Engaged Theology, Genetics, and Public Life – Bishop Richard Cheetham
Bishop Richard Cheetham traces public narratives of science and religion in relation to genetics.
Science-Engaged Theology, Genetics, and Public Life - Bishop Richard Cheetham
Bishop Richard Cheetham traces public narratives of science and religion in relation to genetics.
by Helen Billam
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How is the Francis Crick Institute communicating and carrying out scientific research?
Three short talks from our conference ‘From Reading to Writing Genes’ in January 2022. Rosie Waldron, Head of Public Engagement, discusses outreach and schools work done by Crick scientists. Dr Margarida Cordoso Moreira talks us...
How is the Francis Crick Institute communicating and carrying out scientific research?
Three short talks from our conference 'From Reading to Writing Genes' in January 2022.
Rosie Waldron, Head of Public Engagement, discusses outreach and schools work done by Crick scientists.
Dr Margarida Cordoso Moreira talks us through the evolution of the placenta in mammals.
Dr Thomas Snoeks takes us behind the scenes of the Crick's imaging capabilities.
by Helen Billam
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The History of Biology-Engaged Theology and the Rise of Genes – Revd Dr Lucas...
Revd Dr Lucas Mix explores some key theological concepts informed by genetic advances. A presentation from our conference ‘From Reading to Writing Genes’ in January 2022.
The History of Biology-Engaged Theology and the Rise of Genes - Revd Dr Lucas Mix
Revd Dr Lucas Mix explores some key theological concepts informed by genetic advances. A presentation from our conference 'From Reading to Writing Genes' in January 2022.
by Helen Billam
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Genetics in Public Awareness – Dr Philip Ball
A presentation from our’ ‘From Reading to Writing Genes’ conference about how genetics are understood by the public.
Genetics in Public Awareness - Dr Philip Ball
A presentation from our' 'From Reading to Writing Genes' conference about how genetics are understood by the public.
by Helen Billam
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Modernism in Wonderland: Lewis Carroll’s Modernist Afterlife
A panel discussion from the Through the Looking Glass Sesquicentenary Conference in November 2021, chaired by John Morgenstern. Contributors are Prof Michelle Witen, David Conlon, Michelle Moore, Ann Martin, and Jessica McCort.
Modernism in Wonderland: Lewis Carroll’s Modernist Afterlife
A panel discussion from the Through the Looking Glass Sesquicentenary Conference in November 2021, chaired by John Morgenstern. Contributors are Prof Michelle Witen, David Conlon, Michelle Moore, Ann Martin, and Jessica McCort.
by Helen Billam
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Mirrors and Space in/and Art
A panel discussion exploring themes of mirrors and space in Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass, from the Sesquicentenary conference in November 2021. Speakers include Amanda Kennell, Rika Hiro, Charlotte Horlyck, and Peter Sachs Collopy.
Mirrors and Space in/and Art
A panel discussion exploring themes of mirrors and space in Lewis Carroll's Through the Looking Glass, from the Sesquicentenary conference in November 2021.
Speakers include Amanda Kennell, Rika Hiro, Charlotte Horlyck, and Peter Sachs Collopy.
by Helen Billam