Launch seminar presentations
The following presentations were given by members of the Working Party at the launch seminar for 'The forensic use of bioinformation: ethical issues' in September 2007.
1. Introduction, ethical values and human rights
Professor Sir Bob Hepple
Chairman of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics and the Working Group on bioinformation
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Audio recording (mp3 file 9MB)
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Presentation slides (PowerPoint 209KB)
2. The science: accuracy, reliability and intepretation
Professor Andrew Read
Chair of Human Genetics, University of Manchester
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Audio recording (mp3 file 11MB)
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Presentation slides (PowerPoint 252KB)
3. Criminal investigation and trial
Dr Carole McCartney
Project manager and Lecturer in Law, University of Leeds
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Audio recording (mp3 file 15MB)
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Presentation slides (PowerPoint 194KB)
4. Familial searching, inferring ethnicity and research uses
Dr Bronwyn Parry
Reader in Social and Cultural Geography, Queen Mary University of London
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Audio recording (mp3 file 13MB)
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Presentation slides (PowerPoint 169KB)
5. Governance and ethical oversight
Professor Graeme Laurie
Director, AHRC Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual Property and Technology, University of Edinburgh
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Audio recording (mp3 file 12MB)
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Presentation slides (PowerPoint 179KB)
