Selected Public Appearances
- Full List Available on Ucla Website
Civil Liberties Research Center Keynote: Genomics and our Rights (Alberta);
Joint Investment Conference: Genomics and the Human Future (Marrakech); PBS: Religion and Ethics -
The Challenge of Strong Biotechnology;
World Future Society Keynote: New Approaches to Healthcare;
Contract Magazine: Design and Life - A dialogue with architect Lauren Rottet;
BioAgenda East Great Debate with Nigel Cameron: Should Human Germline Engineering be Banned?;
Therapeutic Insights: Exploring the Disconnect between Unmet Needs and Pharma Investment: Keck Graduate Institute: The Rights of Redesigned Humans;
Fashion Group International: Beauty, Health & Biotech - A look Ahead; Women’s Technology Council, The Ethics of Human Enhancement;
Wheaton College: Genomics, Science Fiction and Ethics Collide;
The Ethics of Life Extension: A debate with Daniel Callahan, Canada;
American Dietetic Assoc Keynote: Trends in Health and Nutrition;
Medco Keynote: The Era of Personalized Medicine;
Applied Biosystems: The Evolution of the Biotech Revolution
Auburn: Genomic Medicine & Ethical Constraints;
Forest Technology: Regenerative Medicine -A Look Ahead;
BioAgenda Institute: Chimeras and Synthetic Life;
Ernst and Young: From AI to Global Brain—the Merging of Human and Machine;
Foundation for the Future: Challenges of the Next Millennium;
NPR: Genetics and the Future of Medicine; World Transhumanist Society Keynote: From Pharmacogenomics to Genetic Design (Caracas);
Festival dei due Mondi: Biotechnology and the Human Future (Spoleto);
Price Waterhouse Cooper Showcase: A New Path Towards Therapeutic and Pharmaceutical Development;
FTI Annual Convention: Biotechnology and the Human Future;
BioAgenda Institute: Coming Biotech Challenges;
Center for Public Policy: Germline Research Policy Options;
Princeton Univ: Stem Cell Research and the Human Future;
Economist Conference Keynote: The Future of Pharmaceuticals (Athens);
Royal Society: A Look at Our Reproductive Future (London);
TEDMED: Afflicted by the FDA—The Future & Pharma Regulation;
NPR: Human Error and Technology; Harvard Medical School: Genetics and Society – Coming Challenges;
Harvard Business School: The Economic Impacts of Biotech;
GlaxoSmithKline Keynote: Risk Assessment and Genomics;
UC Irvine Schneiderman Lecture: From Regenerative Medicine to Genetic Design;
NPR Point-Counterpoint on Human Enhancement with Michael Sandel;
University of Texas LBJ Lecture: Genetics, Biomedicine and Healthcare;
Can You Really Extend Your Life?
- List of earlier appearances is available on UCLA Website
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