Congratulations, Dr. Taylor, on your new position!

Virtual panel discussion on Texas's SB 8, its potential effects, and what is to come hosted by The Women’s Institute at Russell Sage College

During the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic, a complex mix of political pressure, social urgency, public panic, and scientific curiosity has significantly impacted the context of research and development. The goal of this study is to understand if and how researchers are shifting their practices and adjusting norms and beliefs regarding research ethics and integrity.

The 6th Annual Reproductive Ethics Conference was held virtually on January 13 & 14, 2022.

Congratulations to Dr. Syed Habeebullah Husaini for successfully defending his dissertation "Neurobiology of Human Agency, Neurophilosophy, and Neurolaw: Could Neuroscience Become a Coercive Force in the Future?” on January 20th.

The 6th Annual Reproductive Ethics Conference was held virtually on January 13 & 14, 2022

6th Annual Reproductive Ethics Conference was held virtually on January 13 & 14, 2022.

6th Annual Reproductive Ethics Conference was held virtually on January 13 & 14, 2022.

ICCEC Conference - Beyond Borders: Exploring New Frontiers

AABHL Conference - Our future: Connections, Conversation and Community

This panel presentation will illustrate the ethical implications of health care for pediatric LGBTQ+ patients. LGBTQ+ minors, particularly transgender children, appear as the focus of many state and national policies—both supportive and detrimental.

The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference is taking place in Glasgow, Scotland. COP26 – as it’s otherwise known – has been touted by many as one of, if not the last, chance to avert the existential threat brought on by man-made climate change, biodiversity collapse, and deforestation.

There are a dozen methods of female contraception but only two for males. Why the difference?

Sci Foo is particularly unusual among scientific conferences in three ways: It is invitation-only; the invitees come from many different areas of science rather than one subject (such as physics, chemistry or biology); and, the meeting has no fixed agenda, the invited scientists, technologists and policymakers set the conference program during the conference itself, based on their shared professional interests and enthusiasms.

Sealy Center on Aging's Annual Forum on Aging, now in its 24th year, informs gerontology researchers and the community about aging research at UTMB.

The study will use interviews and deliberative dialogues to shed light on how TB stakeholders in greater Gaborone, Botswana understand ethical issues, risks, and benefits that accompany uses of methods from TB genomic epidemiology to understand transmission patterns.

To obtain some exploratory, qualitative data on ethical issues and values in managing a research laboratory, we conducted three focus groups with experienced investigators and laboratory managers.

While it is not explicitly included in capacity assessment tools, “consistency” has come to feature as a central concern when assessing patients’ capacity. In order to determine whether inconsistency indicates incapacity, clinicians must determine the source of the inconsistency with respect to the process or content of a patient’s decision-making.