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CERA featured in GenePod Episode
CERA and ELSI Journal Club were featured in the most recent episode of GenePod, the podcast of Genetics in Medicine.Yvonne Bombard, PhD, and Chloe Mighton, PhD, discussed the featured paper from our… -
Resources to Navigate Evolving NIH Policy Changes
CERA is pleased to share the following NIH websites which were compiled by NHGRI to help extramural training grantees navigate policy and application changes. -
Spotlight
Promoting Access to “Microbial Wealth” with the Microbes and Social Equity Working Group
Our microbiome is important to our health and development. Its composition is determined by many factors including our diet, genetics, age, birth method, geographical location, exposure to… -
CERA and The Hastings Center Partner to Support Early-Career Scholars
CERA and The Hastings Center are proud to announce a new partnership to support career development for students who are interested in ethical, legal, and social implications research of genomics. -
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Trainee Connect Mentor - Mentee Relationship Continues
The CERA TraineeHub program supports the research and career goals of trainees and early career scholars of all disciplines with an interest in the ethical, legal, and social implications of genetics… -
Scientific Dualisms
Eric Turkheimer is the Hugh Scott Hamilton Professor of Psychology at the University of Virginia. -
Announcement
New Special Report of the Hastings Center Report
We are pleased to announce the publication of a new Hastings Center Report, special report, "Envisioning a More Just Genomics". The report, a collaboration between The Hastings… -
Is Human Agency in Danger of Being Drowned by Genetic Determinism?
Erik Parens, PhD is a Senior Research Scholar at The Hastings Center and director of its Initiative in Bioethics and the Humanities.