Engineering Life: Regulating Science, Risks, and Society in Europe

Workshop at the Rice Global Paris Center in cooperation with the Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena
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Engineering Life: Regulating Science, Risks, and Society in Europe

Workshop (June 14-16) at the Rice Global Paris Center
Organized by: Luis Campos (Rice University), Francesco Cassata (University of Genoa and Centro Linceo ‘B. Segre’), Christina Brandt (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena)
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For the past half-century, from the invention of recombinant DNA to genomic engineering today, the understanding of life as a malleable material and a new platform for emerging biotechnologies, has been a touchstone. This has raised pressing questions about biotechnological innovation, risk, public interest, and other recurring issues in the the history of science and science and technology policy. 

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