21 June 2007
EMBL-EBI Science and Society Symposium
Biology and Language
9 December 2005
EMBL/EMBO/IBC-CNR Mini-Symposium
Genes and behaviour
15 July 2005
EMBL Mini-Symposium
Art in Science in Art at EMBL
4 June 2004
EMBL Mini-Symposium
Life Sciences
and the developing world: How much do we care?
7
June 2003
EMBL/EMBO Science and Society Minisymposium
Publishing
practices at the crossroads: between the print media and the internet The aim of this event is to promote reflection and debate on how a wide range of new technologies that are ushering in a new Digital Age across the globe are affecting, and will continue to affect, publishing practices in science. The introduction of new revolutionary communication technologies at the end of the 20th century has clearly had a most profound impact on the mode of production, appropriation, and dissemination of scientific knowledge. In our view it is urgent that all interested parties, practicing scientists and publishers, engage collectively in assessing the state of affairs and future prospects as we find ourselves at historical crossroads between the print media and the Internet.
16 June 2001
Science and Society Minisymposium
Stem cell research and therapeutic cloning: scientific and social implications The aim of this EMBL mini-symposium is to promote mutual interest,
understanding, and dialogue between scientists and a variety
of other professionals and members of the general public who
are also interested in the biomedical issues bearing on stem
cell research and therapeutic cloning.
30
January 2001
EBI Workshop
Human Genome Research: The
Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications
10
February 2000
Panel Discussion
Peer-review: the future of quality-control in science Faced
with the conspicuous advancement of electronic publishing,
concerns about the future of the peer review system that has
for decades provided quality-control within the scientific
community are being strongly felt in many quarters.
4 October 1999
Panel Discussion
Commercialization of the Human
Genome: Repercussions, advantages and apprehensions
The aim of this EMBL mini-symposium is to promote mutual interest,
understanding, and dialogue between scientists and a variety
of other professionals and members of the general public who
are also interested in the biomedical issues bearing on stem
cell research and therapeutic cloning. |
