Thursday, July 7th, 2022

 

09h30: welcome and introduction

 

09h40: Akintola Simisola, University of Ibadan, Nigeria, Professor of Law and Bioethics, Bioethics - Medical ethics

• An Indegenous legal approach to regulating data sharing in Genomic and Biobank research in resource limited settings: perspectives from Nigeria 

 

09h55: Campos Luis, Rice University, Houston, USA, Associate Professor, Science and technology studies

• Invoking Asilomar: Ethics as Tactics from the Dawn of Genetic Engineering to Synthetic Biology 

 

10h10: Dupras Charles, University of Montreal, Canada, Postdoctoral Fellow, Bioethics - Medical ethics

• Promoting human rights in the postgenomic era: On the need to integrate epigenetics in international declarations on genomics and bioethics

 

10h25: Gary Mercer, The Pennsylvania State University, State College, USA, Doctoral candidate, Philosophy

• Technoscientific Challenges to Feminist Ethics in Medicine and Healthcare

 

 

10h55: Goldwater Micah, University of Sydney, Australia, Dr - Senior Lecturer, Psychology 

• The cognitive science of health beliefs and decision-making

 

11h10: Hendlin Yogi, Erasmus University Rotterdam/UCSF, The Netherlands, Assistant Professor, Research Associate, Political Science

• Industrial Epidemics: Chronic Disease and the Corporate Determinants of Health

11h25: Kandhari Rohini, New-Delhi, India, Independent Researcher, Anthropology

• Bio-Consumption: Stem Cell Treatments in India and the Making of A New Experimental Subject Population

 

11h40: Kenney Martha, San Francisco State University, USA, Assistant Profession, Women and Gender Studies, Science and technology studies &

            Müller Ruth, Technical University of Munich, Germany, Assistant Professor,  Science & Technology Policy

• The Epigenetics of Early Life Adversity: Perspectives from Education, Restorative Justice, and Trauma-Informed Care

 

11h55: group picture in the parc

 

12h00 - 13h30: Lunch served by the Foundation in the Centre Brocher

 

13h30: Komparic Ana, University of Toronto, Canada, PhD Candidate, Bioethics - Medical Ethics

• Beyond the State: Mapping the Ethical and Political Terrain of Private Sector Involvement in Health Care and Public Health

 

13h45: Roberts Aaron, McMaster University, North York, Canada, PhD student, Philosophy

• Normative Analysis of a Gene Drive Application: Gene Drive Mosquitoes for Malaria Elimination in Africa

 

14h00: Rollins Oliver, University of Louisville, USA, Assistant Professor, Sociology

• Neuro-visions of the Prejudiced Mind: Implications and Challenges for Neuroscience Research on Implicit Racial Bias

 

14h15: Sawhney Monika, The University of North Carolina, Charlotte, USA, Associate Professor,  Bioethics - Medical ethics

• Ethical and social implications of Tuberculosis (TB) research and programing - Examining gender dimensions (under-reporting) of TB among men

 

14h30: Saylor Katherine, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, USA, PhD Student, Bioethics - Medical Ethics

• Beyond maximizing health outcomes: Incorporating fairness into priority setting for genetic screening

 

14h45: Tubeuf Sandy, University Catholique de Louvain, Brussels, Belgium, Professor, Health Economics

• Ethical principles and evaluation criteria when rationing health : is the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) an example to follow?

 

15h00 : end of presentations