Genetics Topic: Issues For the Millennium: Cloning and Genetic Technologies - Index

Issues For the Millennium: Cloning and Genetic Technologies - Index

Science Presentations

	Jensine Andresen and Robert Neville Introduction: Play
	John Westling Introduction: Do we Have Dominion Over Ourselves? Play
	David F Albertini, Professor Tufts University Medical Center Overcoming Preconceptions Relating to Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Play
	James Robl, University Mass Amherst Implications of Animal Cloning Experiments for the Potential Cloning of Human Beings: Play
	José Cibelli. Vice President of Research, Advanced Cell Technology Production of Embryonic Stem Cells from Differentiated Somatic Cells: Play
	Eric Overström. Professor, Tufts University, School of Veterinary Medicine Application of Cloning to the Production of Biopharmaceuticals to Treat Human and Animal Disease: Play
	Mary E. White-Scharf. Vice President of Research, Biotransplant, Inc. Xenotransplantation and its Associated Safety and Ethical Issues: Play
	Jonathan King. Professor, MIT Excluding Life from Patenting: Arguments against the Patenting of Genes: Play
	Science Panel Discussion: Play

Ethics Panel:

	Dr. Charles DeLisi - Dean of the College of Engineering at Boston University Ethical Challenges in a Post-Genome Era: Play
	Dr. George Annas - Professor of Health Law at Boston University Human Rights and the New Genetics: Play
	Dr. Michael Grodin, M.D. - Director of the Law, Medicine and Ethics Program at Boston University Human Rights and Cloning: Play
	Dr. Jensine Andresen - Assistant Professor at Boston University Democratizing Decisions Relating to Biotechnology: Play
	Dr. Lisa Sowle Cahill - Jensine Andresen - Assistant Professor, Boston University Genetics, The market, and Policy Play
	Dr. Ronald M. Green - Professor for the Study of Ethics and Human Values at Dartmouth College Much Ado About Mutton: An Ethical Review of the Cloning Controversy: Play
	Dr. Jane Maslow Cohen is Professor of Law at Boston University Why Worry about Human Cloning? Play
	Dr. Wesley J. Wildman is Associate Professor of Theology and Ethics at Boston Unversity Modified Natural-Law Approach to Genetic Technologies: Play
	Ethics Panel Discussion: Play

Christian Perspectives:

	Dr. Judith Jenkins Kohatsu, Reverend, BallardVale United Church, Andover The World is Our Parish...So...? Play
	Dr. Sondra Ely Wheeler, Professor, Wesley Theological Seminary Re-engineering Creation: Theological Reservations Concerning Genetic Technology: Play
	Dr. Preston Williams, Professor, Harvard Divinity School Possible Presbyterian Responses to Cloning: Play
	Dr. Colin B. Gracey, Reverend, Northeastern University Biostewardish Updates: Play
	Dr. Ronald Cole-Turner, Professor, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary No, Not Yet, Maybe, and Why Not: Protestant Ambivalence Or Moral Discretion? Play
	Karl E. Peters, Professor, Rollins College Beginning Reflections of One Unitarian Universalist on Cloning and Genetic Technologies: Play
	David Byers, Director, Committee On Science and Human Values, U.S. Catholic Conference A Catholic Perspective on Cloning and Stem Cell Research: Play
	Dr. Demetrios Demopulos, Reverend, Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology Created in Whose Image and Likeness? An Orthodox Christian Approach to Human Cloning: Play
	Dr. Thomas Shannon, Professor, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Playing God: Play

Interreligious Perspectives:

	Rabbi Richard Address - Union of American Hebrew Congregations But Who Speaks for Me? The Need for the Religous Voice in Bioethics: Play
	Jonathan Cohen, Professor, University of Florida In God's Garden: Creation and Cloning in Jewish Thought: Play
	Rabbi Elliot Dorff, Ph.D., Professor, University of Judaism A Jewish Perspective on Cloning and Other Techniques to Overcome Infertility: Play
	Asif Razvi, M.D., Islamic Center of Boston Islamic Perspectives on Cloning and Genetic Enginerring: Play
	M.G. Prasad, Professor, Stevens Institute of Technology A Hindu View based on Dharma, Karma and Yoga of Human Cloning and Genetic Technologies: Play
	Naoki Nabeshima, Professor, Ryukoku University, Kyoto The Bioethics of Interdependence: Shin Buddhist Attitudes on Human Cloning: Play
	Rev. Dr. Ronald Y. Nakasone, Pacific School of Religion Moral Imagination: Play
	Interreligious Panel Discussion: Play

Law and Policy Issues:

	Ronnee Yashon, J.D., Professor, Tufts University Science and the Courts: Play
	Seth Shulman, Author, Owning the Future Beyond Biology: Regulating Ownership in a Knowledge-based Economy: Play
	Calestous Jouma, Director, Science, Technology and Innovation, Harvard Kennedy School of Government Biotechnology and International Trade: Play
	Sheldon Krimsky, Professor, Tufts University Disharmonization in Agricultural Biotechnology: Play
	David Brook, Esq, Hanilton, Brook, Smith & Reynolds Historical Notes Relating to the Patenting of Biological Inventions: Play
	Beth Arnold, M.S., J.D., Foley, Hoag & Eliot Should Morality be Within the Purview of Patent Law? Play
	Thomas A. Turano, Esq., Testa, Hurwitz & Thabeault The International Treatment of Biotechnological Intellectual Property (BIP): Play
	Law and Policy Issues Panel Discussion: Play

Plenary Addresses

	Lee Silver, Professor, Princeton University Science, Politics and Ethics of Cloning and Genetic Engineering: Who will Decide the Future of Humankind? Play
	Lori B. Andrews, Professor, Chicago-Kent College of Law Cloning and Beyond: Making Laws for Making Babies: Play

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