Genetics: Standing on the shoulders of prejudice- livestream The JBS Haldane Lecture recognises an individual for outstanding ability to communicate topical subjects in genetics research, widely interpreted, to an interested lay audience. This speaker will have a flair for conveying the relevance and excitement of recent advances in genetics in an informative and engaging way. More information about the JBS Haldane Award: https://genetics.org.uk/medals-and-prizes/genetics-society-medals-and-lectures/jbs-haldane-lecture-2/jbs-haldane-lecture-2023-dr-adam-rutherford/ Edinburgh has a long history of genetics and genomics research, which continues into the present. With permission from the Royal Institution and the Genetics Society we will livestream this important event in the Lecture Theatre of the Institute of Genetics and Cancer and hope to precede the livestream with a few words from some Edinburgh Geneticists on the talk topic. Privacy: We will use your personal data to allow us to process your registration and communicate with you about the event. We are processing the information about you for these purposes because by registering for this event, you are entering into an contractual agreement for us to do so. We use Eventbrite to facilitate online bookings for our events - a third party service which is not operated by the University of Edinburgh. Please refer to details of Eventbrite's privacy policy We will not share information about you with any other third party. We do not use profiling or automated decision-making processes. Reserve a spot Oct 11 2023 18.30 - 20.00 Genetics: Standing on the shoulders of prejudice- livestream In this talk, Adam Rutherford explores how, as we continue to use and celebrate the advances of our intellectual predecessors, we frequently fail to acknowledge the toxic political views that informed their work Institute of Genetics and Cancer, The University of Edinburgh, Western General Hospital, Crewe Road South, Edinburgh EH4 2XU Reserve a spot
Genetics: Standing on the shoulders of prejudice- livestream The JBS Haldane Lecture recognises an individual for outstanding ability to communicate topical subjects in genetics research, widely interpreted, to an interested lay audience. This speaker will have a flair for conveying the relevance and excitement of recent advances in genetics in an informative and engaging way. More information about the JBS Haldane Award: https://genetics.org.uk/medals-and-prizes/genetics-society-medals-and-lectures/jbs-haldane-lecture-2/jbs-haldane-lecture-2023-dr-adam-rutherford/ Edinburgh has a long history of genetics and genomics research, which continues into the present. With permission from the Royal Institution and the Genetics Society we will livestream this important event in the Lecture Theatre of the Institute of Genetics and Cancer and hope to precede the livestream with a few words from some Edinburgh Geneticists on the talk topic. Privacy: We will use your personal data to allow us to process your registration and communicate with you about the event. We are processing the information about you for these purposes because by registering for this event, you are entering into an contractual agreement for us to do so. We use Eventbrite to facilitate online bookings for our events - a third party service which is not operated by the University of Edinburgh. Please refer to details of Eventbrite's privacy policy We will not share information about you with any other third party. We do not use profiling or automated decision-making processes. Reserve a spot Oct 11 2023 18.30 - 20.00 Genetics: Standing on the shoulders of prejudice- livestream In this talk, Adam Rutherford explores how, as we continue to use and celebrate the advances of our intellectual predecessors, we frequently fail to acknowledge the toxic political views that informed their work Institute of Genetics and Cancer, The University of Edinburgh, Western General Hospital, Crewe Road South, Edinburgh EH4 2XU Reserve a spot
Oct 11 2023 18.30 - 20.00 Genetics: Standing on the shoulders of prejudice- livestream In this talk, Adam Rutherford explores how, as we continue to use and celebrate the advances of our intellectual predecessors, we frequently fail to acknowledge the toxic political views that informed their work
