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Join us for a one-day course focusing on the ethical issues in genomics research, offering insights through case studies and discussions. This workshop aims to enhance awareness and critical thinking among life science PhD students. Learn how researchers and institutions navigate ethical dilemmas in the ever-evolving field of genome research. Engage with experts, participate in interactive sessions, and explore diverse perspectives in a supportive environment. This event is supported by the UK GRAD Programme Scottish Hub for doctoral students from PLUS institutions. Stay tuned for the event date and venue.
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Next event Science in Society: Ethics in Genome Research workshop [date and venue TBC] A one-day course for life science PhD students from PLUS institutions, to increase students’ awareness of the ethical issues involved in genomics research. Case studies will illustrate how ethical issues are dealt with by individual researchers and institutions. A mixture of lectures, break-out and panel-led discussions will provide opportunities for students to ask questions and to discuss their responses to the ethical issues raised. with support from the UK GRAD Programme Scottish Hub The UK GRAD Programme • The UK GRAD programme organises a series of residential 3-5 day training courses to allow PhD students to assess their personal skills, and to develop team building and career management skills. • These GRADschoolcourses are free to PhD students funded by any of the UK Research Councils, the Arts and Humanities Research Board and the Wellcome Trust. • Further information, including details of eligibility, dates, venues, availability and online booking forms, are on the web at http://www.grad.ac.uk. • The GRAD Scottish Hub is also organising a series of other events over the next few months: • GRADschool information evening [Edinburgh] – Tuesday 4th March • GRADschool information evening [Glasgow] – TBA • Scottish Good Practice Workshop on postgraduate skills training – TBA • Contacts • Jon Turner or Ruth Gilpin • UK GRAD Scottish Hub • College of Science and Engineering, Weir Building, University of Edinburgh EH9 3JY • 0131 650 7141 / 7002 • or by emailing ukgrad@ed.ac.uk