Science Across the Anglican Communion
Five members of the Anglican Communion Science Commission interview young scientists in their dioceses. Together, they discuss how the Church can support scientists in their work and vocation.
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Five members of the Anglican Communion Science Commission interview young scientists in their dioceses. Together, they discuss how the Church can support scientists in their work and vocation.
Five members of the Anglican Communion Science Commission interview young scientists in their dioceses. Together, they discuss how the Church can support scientists in their work and vocation.
Prof Martin Ward, Emeritus Professor of Physics at Durham University, worked on the James Webb Space Telescope. He talks us through the first images sent back and what they can tell us about the early...
Prof Martin Ward, Emeritus Professor of Physics at Durham University, worked on the James Webb Space Telescope. He talks us through the first images sent back and what they can tell us about the early universe. From the ECLAS Science for Seminaries retreat, July 2022.
For the Lambeth Conference 2022, we have created a guide for clergy and senior leaders to developing positive science-faith engagement. Based on interviews with scientists and senior leaders, our own research, and case studies from...
An overview of our Scientists in Congregations work.
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.
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.
An overview of our Science for Seminaries work.
A keynote presentation from the University of York and ECLAS-sponsored conference on ‘Through the Looking Glass’.
A keynote presentation from the University of York and ECLAS-sponsored conference on 'Through the Looking Glass'.
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
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
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...
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Bishop Richard Cheetham traces public narratives of science and religion in relation to genetics.
Bishop Richard Cheetham traces public narratives of science and religion in relation to genetics.
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...
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.