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Selected presentations and events

EventPresentationPresenters
November 2008
Royal Institution/Nuffield Curriculum Centre 6th Form Conference for A-Level Science in Society Students, LondonPublic health and controlling infectious diseaseHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
UK-Korea Stem Cell Ethics & Guidelines Seminar, KoreaEthical and regulatory issues in the UK on human embryo research, stem cell research and human-animal hybridsHugh Whittall, Director
October 2008
European Health Forum Gastein 2008, AustriaThe role of ethics advisory bodies in health policyProfessor Albert Weale, Chair
National Institutes of Health Grand Rounds Seminar, WashingtonInfectious disease and public health: the ethics of interventionHugh Whittall, Director
September 2008
1st All Africa Congress on Biotechnology, NairobiThe use of GM crops in developing countriesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
International Association of Bioethics Congress, CroatiaThe forensic use of bioinformationHugh Whittall, Director
7th Global Summit of National Bioethics Advisory Bodies, ParisDementia: ethical issuesProfessor Hugh Perry
July 2008
International Crime Science Conference 2008, LondonThe forensic use of bioinformationKatharine Wright, Assistant Director
June 2008
'Crime Scene Crackdown', public event at The Dana Centre, LondonFaciltatorHugh Whittall, Director
Faculty of Public Health Annual Conference, Cardiff Seminar on ethical issues in obesity and alcohol policyHugh Whittall, Professor Tom Baldwin, Professor Chris Godfrey and Professor Sally Macintyre, members of the Working Party on Public health: ethical issues
May 2008
Evening public event at Lewisham Community Police GroupThe forensic use of bioinformationKatharine Wright, Assistant Director
Talk at Science and Humanities group at Churchill College, Cambridge UniversityThe forensic use of bioinformationProfessor Sir Bob Hepple, Chair of the Working Party on the forensic use of bioinfomation
Global Health Council Research Symposium (part of International Conference on Global Health), WashingtonThe ethics of research in developing countriesProfessor Catherine Peckham, member of the Working Party on the ethics of research related to healthcare in developing countries
Talk at Bioethics Education Department, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New YorkPublic health: ethical issuesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Talk at Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New YorkPublic health: ethical issuesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
National Fluoride Information Centre Conference, 'Can we reduce dental inequalities in children?', ManchesterEthical issues in public health interventionsProfessor Jonathan Montgomery, member of the Working Party on Public health: ethical issues
April 2008
4th National Conference on Obesity and Health, BirminghamPublic Health: Ethical IssuesHugh Whittall, Director
5 Nations Health Protection Conference, Cork, IrelandPoster presentation: Liberty and consent versus community benefit and protection of vulnerable groupsJulia Trusler, Research Officer
2008 Call to Action conference, ASH Wales, CardiffSmoking as a Public Health IssueHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Social Science Academy of Nigeria (SSAN) workshop on ethical codes in medical, healthcare and social science research, Abuja, NigeriaThe ethics of research related to healthcare in developing countriesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
BioVisionAlexandria 2008, EgyptEthical issues in public healthHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Think about Health Conference "The 'remoralisation' of health policy", ManchesterEthical issues and public healthHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
16th UKPHA Annual Public Health Forum, Liverpool Plenary presentation on 'Public health: ethical issues' and exhibition standProfessor Sir Ken Calman, Working Party member
European Alcohol Policy Conference, BarcelonaThe ethics of alcohol policyCaroline Rogers, Senior Research Officer
March 2008
Capita's National Forensics Conference, LondonThe forensic use of bioinformationDr Carole McCartney, Project Manager, Bioinformation Working Party
FBI Symposium: The Partial Match, Genetic Privacy and Familial Search Symposium, Washington DCThe forensic use of bioinformationHugh Whittall, Director
ESRC Course on Research Ethics and the Media, Lancaster UniversityEngaging with the media and influencing policyCatherine Joynson, Communications & External Affairs Manager
British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry Spring Scientific Meeting, YorkPublic health: ethical issuesProfessor Anne Johnson, Working Party member
February 2008
Wolfson College CambridgeThe forensic use of bioinformationProfessor Sir Bob Hepple, Chairman of the Bioinformation Working Party
11th NEC Forum - SloveniaScience, food and animalsProfessor Albert Weale, Chair of the Council
'Hands Off My Genes' Conference, University of CambridgeEthical issues raised by the personal genomeHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
January 2008
Evidence session for inquiry into 'The Impact of Surveillance and Data Collection', House of Lords Constitution CommitteeThe forensic use of bioinformationProfessor Graeme Laurie, Member of the Bioinformation Working Party
EurObese Workshop, MarrakeshPublic HealthHugh Whittall, Director
WHO seminar, Geneva, SwitzerlandPublic Health: infectious diseaseHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director and Professor Anne Johnson, Member of Public Health Working Party
December 2007
NICE Conference 2007, ManchesterPublic HealthLord Krebs, Chair of Public Health Working Party
King's Fund, London: BriefingPublic HealthHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
NICE Public Health Interventions Advisory Committee, LondonPublic HealthProfessor Tom Baldwin, Member of Working Party
Ethical Futures: boundaries to human development The Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and CommerceUK perspective on bioethicsHugh Whittall, Director
November 2007
Research Consortium on the Protection, Promotion and Regulation of Biotechnology in Developing Countries, ArgentinaRegulation of clinical research involving stem cellsHugh Whittall, Director
Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Heidleberg University, GermanyInterdisciplinary Research Symposium on "Democratic Legitimacy of ethical decisions – local, (supra)-national and global" Talk: 'Human Rights, Harmonization and Bioethics'Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Interdepartmental Centre for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, GermanyThe Ethics of Ethics CommitteesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Institut für Medizinmanagement und Gesundheitswissenschaften, Universität Bayreuth, GermanyRationing? Priority setting? Resource allocation? - meeting healthcare needs fairlyHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Royal Institution and Nuffield Foundation conference for 6th form students of AS Science for Public Understanding "Shaping Science", London and BirminghamThe forensic use of bioinformationDr Carole McCartney and Dr Bronwyn Parry
The Dana Centre, London "Public Health and Individual Choice"Facilitated public discussion eventHugh Whittall, Director
Meeting with James Purnell (Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport)Public Health - alcohol licensingLord Krebs, Chair of Working Party and Hugh Whittall, Director
October 2007
The Wellcome Collection, London "Fat Britain"The ethics of obesityHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
SIBLE, University of SheffieldDNA Database: have we gone too far?Hugh Whittall, Director
Genomics and Society: Today's Answers, Tomorrow's QuestionsChaired session on 'Do biobanks offer the best route to a healthy population and a secure society?Hugh Whittall, Director
Forum of National Ethics Committees, LisbonThe forensic use of bioinformationHugh Whittall, Director
World Health Organization: Pre-meeting on building Clinical Trials and Regulatory Capacity in Sub-Saharan Africa, GenevaResearch related to healthcare in developoing countriesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
September 2007
'DNA in the Dock', Dana Centre, LondonEvening discussion event. Other speakers: Dr Tim Clayton (barrister and forensics expert at FSS), Anna Fairclough (Liberty), Professor Steve Bain (member of the NDNAD Strategy Board and HGC)Dr Carole McCartney (facilitator) and Graham Cooke
Symbiosis - 13th European Congress on Biotechnology, BarcelonaThe use of GM crops in developing countriesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Symbiosis - 13th European Congress on Biotechnology, BarcelonaThe WMA’s Declaration of Helsinki and healthcare research in developing countries: ethical issuesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
August
6th World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences, Tokyo, JapanThe ethics of research involving animalsBaroness Perry of Southwark
July 2007
31st British International Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, LondonCritical care decisions in fetal medicine: ethical issuesProfessor Charles Rodeck
Annual Meeting of the Nuffield Foundation Oliver Bird Rheumatism Programme, AberdeenResearch Ethics: Humans, Animals and EmbryosProfessor Kenneth Boyd
June 2007
Eighth Global Forum on Bioethics in Research, Vilnius, LithuaniaThe Role of International Organizations in Establishing and Supporting Research Ethics Infrastructure and Networking Hugh Whittall, Director
5th World Congress on Pediatric Critical Care, GenevaCritical care decisions in fetal and neonatal medicine: ethical issuesProfessor Linda Franck
UNESCO Assisting Bioethics Commitees Project, MalawiEthics committees in the UKHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
UNESCO Assisting Bioethics Commitees Project, JamaicaEthics committees in the UKHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
BioDundee International Conference, Dundee, ScotlandBioethics - Factors affecting us todayHugh Whittall, Director
February 2007
Cafe Scientifique, CroydonLife and death decisions about newborn babies - an ethical debateDr Catherine Moody, Deputy Director
University of Cambridge MSc on Bioescience EnterpriseThe GM crops debate - the ethical contextHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
December 2006
Literacy and Philosophy Society of Manchester, ManchesterCritical care decisions in fetal and neonatal medicineProfessor Margaret Brazier
November 2006
MHRA Conference: Designing the Future: Pharmacogenetic TrendsPharmacogenetics: the ethical issuesProfessor Peter Lipton
European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations, BrusselsThe ethics of research involving animalsMr Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Royal Institution of Great Britain Sixth Form Conference 'Shaping Science', BristolCritical care decisions in fetal and neonatal medicineDr Catherine Moody, Deputy Director
Royal Institution of Great Britain Sixth Form Conference 'Shaping Science', LondonCritical care decisions in fetal and neonatal medicineProfessor Linda Franck
October 2006
The Ancillary-Care Obligations of Medical Researchers Working in Developing Countries, Washington, USAPanel discussionProfessor Sandy Thomas
Eurobio2006, ParisBioethics for the futureProfessor Sandy Thomas
September 2006
ACRP 2006 European Conference on Risk and Risk Management, BrusselsThe ethics of research related to healthcare in developing countriesMr Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
August 2006
8th World Congress of Bioethics, Beijing, ChinaEthical issues surrounding public healthMr Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Sixth International Meeting of National Bioethics Advisory Bodies, Beijing, ChinaEthical issues surrounding advances in neuroscienceMr Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
June 2006
International Consortium on Agricultural Biotechnology Research (ICABR) 10th International Conference, Ravello, ItalyThe use of genetically modified crops in developing countriesProfessor Sandy Thomas, Director
April 2006
BioVisionAlexandria 2006, EgyptEthics in the life sciences: clinical research in developing countries and GM cropsProfessor Sandy Thomas, Director
Institute of Animal Technology CongressThe ethics of research involving animalsMr Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
March 2006
Seventh European Forum of National Ethics Councils, ViennaEthics and developing countriesMr Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Science and Technology Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of SussexThe ethics of research involving animalsMr Harald Schmidt, Assistant Director
January 2006:
World Economic Forum, DavosHuman Enhancements, The Meaning of Race and Ethnicity, and Science, Religion and the Search for TruthProfessor Sandy Thomas
December 2005:
NICE Annual Conference, BirminghamThe ethics of public healthHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
Association of Applied Biologists meeting. GM Crops: 10 years on, Homerton College, CambridgeThe ethics of GM crops in developing countriesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
ICM and MIHR Symposium, New DehliAn introductory lecture: The ethics of research related to heathcare in developing countriesProfessor Sandy Thomas
November 2005:
Foresight Brain Science, Addiction and Drugs Project – Beckley Foundation Meeting, LondonEthical dilemmasHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
ABPI Annual R&D meetingThe ethics of research involving animalsHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
October 2005:
Herbert Spencer Lecture at Department of Experimental Psychology, OxfordBiology & Ethics: progress and challengesProfessor Sandy Thomas
34th ESCP Symposium on Clinical Pharmacy, AmsterdamPharmacogenetics: the ethical issuesProfessor Sandy Thomas
September 2005:
Global Health Forum, Mumbai, IndiaPoster presentation. The ethics of research related to heathcare in developing countries: a follow-up Discussion PaperProfessor Sandy Thomas
August 2005:
AMANET Workshop, DarasalaamThe ethics of research related to heathcare in developing countires: a follow-up Discussion PaperProfessor Sandy Thomas
June 2005:
Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation and Public Health, World Health Organization, Geneva, SwitzerlandThe ethics of clinical research in developing countries - is there a Roadmap?Professor Sandy Thomas
May 2005:
2nd Meeting of the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, Montreal, CanadaThe use of GM crops in developing countries – ethical and regulatory issuesHarald Schmidt, Assistant Director
March 2005:
Global Forum on Bioethics in Research VI, Blantyre, MalawiThe ethics of research related to heathcare in developing countires: a follow-up Discussion PaperDr Sandy Thomas
'Pharmacogenomics: Primum non nocere' symposium, Guadalajara, Jalisco, MexicoEthics in PharmacogenomicsDr Sandy Thomas
February 2005:
MHRA Conference on PharmacogeneticsPharmacogenetics: the ethical issuesProfessor Peter Lipton
UNESCO French Commission Conference ‘Bioethics and International Law’Information and the public debateMr Nick Ross

Last Updated Fri, 14 November 2008