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Live-streaming Gene Jury conference
To watch our conference live on the 29th March please follow this link. This link will not be active until the 29th March.
You and and your pupils can submit questions to our afternoon panel discussion, live of before the event by emailing us on genejury@ed.ac.uk the say's timetable is below:
TIMETABLE:
| start | end | Event | Time | ||
| 10:00 | 10:05 | Welcome - Heather McQueen University of Edinburgh/ Gene Jury | 5 | mins | |
| 10:05 | An introduction to stem cells A student perspective on ethics of stem cell reserach, using films |
25 | mins | ||
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| 10:30 | 11:00 | Speaker 1 - Christopher Armit To stem or not to stem: how stem cells make decisions |
30 | mins | |
| 13:30 | 14:00 | Fioan Stewart SSERC/Gene Jury hosts afternoon session. Presentation of best work from tutorial session pupils plays and documentaries. | 30 | mins | |
| 14:00 | Speaker 2 Helen Sang (Roslin Institute) Genetic modification of farm animals or 'Hens that lay golden eggs?' |
30 | mins | ||
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| 14:15 | Panel discussion with Helen Sang, Chris Armit, Kevin Hardwick, Gene Jury member Sarah Keer-Keer andFiona Stewart chairing. Answering pre-submitted questions on topics covered during the conference, and live questions from the pupils |
30 | mins | ||
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| 15:00 | 15:10 | Closing remarks | 10 | minutes |
Having problems? email genejury@ed.ac.uk
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