Thursday 7 March 2024 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Location: Hans Rausing Lecture Theatre, Science Museum, Exhibition Rd, London SW7 2DD
About
As stem cell-based embryo models become increasingly more sophisticated, they also raise big questions: how do we define a human embryo and what should be the limit of such research?
At this event, in collaboration with the Science Museum - as part of their Lates series - we take a deep dive into the topic of stem cell-based embryo models, an area which saw ground breaking advances in 2023.
Panellists:
- Julian Hitchcock—Of Counsel, Biolawgy Consulting.
- Dr Naomi Moris—Group Leader, Developmental Models Laboratory, Francis Crick Institute.
- Sandy Starr—Deputy Director, Progress Educational Trust; Oversight Group member, Governance of Stem-Cell-Based Embryo Models
- Professor Emily Jackson—Professor of Law, The London School of Economics and Political Science.
- Dr Philip Ball (Chair)—Science writer who has contributed to publications including Nature, New Scientist, the Guardian and New York Times; author of numerous books including The Book of Minds (2022).
Find out more and book tickets via the Science Museum website
This event is supported by the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute Public Engagement Fund.