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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.
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.
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.
A presentation from our’ ‘From Reading to Writing Genes’ conference about how genetics are understood by the public.
A presentation from our' 'From Reading to Writing Genes' conference about how genetics are understood by the public.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A roundtable from the Through the Looking Glass Sesquicentenary Conference in November 2021, chaired by Dr Melanie Keene. The contributors are Dr Alice Gorman, Dr Franziska Kohlt, Dr Amirouche Moktefi, and Professor Tom McLeish.
A roundtable from the Through the Looking Glass Sesquicentenary Conference in November 2021, chaired by Dr Melanie Keene. The contributors are Dr Alice Gorman, Dr Franziska Kohlt, Dr Amirouche Moktefi, and Professor Tom McLeish.
A keynote presentation from Lewis Carroll scholar Charlie Lovett at the Through the Looking Glass Sesquicentenary Conference in November 2021, sponsored by ECLAS and the University of York’s Humanities Research Centre.
A keynote presentation from Lewis Carroll scholar Charlie Lovett at the Through the Looking Glass Sesquicentenary Conference in November 2021.
Recordings from a clergy study day held for Southwark diocese exploring science-engaged theology linked to Covid-19. The ECLAS team presented on three topics: Finding effective science-religion narratives in the Covid-19 pandemic – and beyond, Dr...
Recordings from a clergy study day held for Southwark diocese exploring science-engaged theology linked to Covid-19. The ECLAS team presented on three topics:
Finding effective science-religion narratives in the Covid-19 pandemic - and beyond, Dr Franziska Kohlt.
Pandemic narratives, divine action, and human agency, Dr Thokozani Kamwendo.
Human and divine breath in the Bible: Why we cannot understand salvation without biology, Revd Dr Lucas Mix.
A pair of reflections from Revd Dr Lucas Mix and Revd Prof David Wilkinson on the topic of science fiction and public theology, recorded during an online event in October 2021.
A pair of reflections from Revd Dr Lucas Mix and Revd Prof David Wilkinson on the topic of science fiction and public theology, recorded during an online event in October 2021.