• Introduction to Personal Genetics at the Public Library of New London – New London, CT

    Public Library of New London 63 Huntington Street, New London, CT, United States

    Gill was invited to present PGED’s ‘Introduction to Personal Genetics’ program at the Public Library of New London. Explore the intersection of science, innovation, and society with our ‘Introduction to DNA Ancestry Testing’ program. Technological developments in genetics have enabled people to become more informed healthcare consumers and connected to their extended family around the […]

  • Introduction to DNA, Crime & Law Enforcement at the Beekley Community Library- New Hartford, CT

    Beekley Community Library 10 Central Ave, New Hartford, CT, United States

    The collection and analysis of DNA is an important tool in law enforcement. This presentation explores the challenge of establishing ethical and legal frameworks to guide the use of newly developed genetic technologies. How can we as a society use genetics to keep people safe, solve crimes, and, at the same time, develop policies that […]

  • Introduction to Personal Genetics at the Hall Memorial Library – Ellington, CT

    Hall Memorial Library 93 Main St, Ellington, CT, United States

    Are you curious about how your health relates to your genes? Have you ever wondered how ancestry testing works? What about how law enforcement uses DNA in criminal investigations? Explore science, innovation, and society with an ‘Introduction to Personal Genetics’ program. This program is an introductory experience for those interested in learning about the basics […]

  • Introduction to Personal Genetics at the Manchester Public Library (Whiton Branch) – Manchester, CT

    Whiton Branch Library 100 North Main Street, Manchester, CT, United States

    Explore the intersection of science, innovation, and society with our ‘Introduction to Personal Genetics’ program. Technological developments in genetics have enabled people to become more informed healthcare consumers and connected to their extended family around the globe. This program explores applications of genetic technologies, including genetic testing, sequencing, and editing, for health, ancestry, and law […]

  • Introduction to Personal Genetics at the Public Library of New London – New London, CT

    Public Library of New London 63 Huntington Street, New London, CT, United States

    Gill was invited to present PGED’s ‘Introduction to Personal Genetics’ program at the Public Library of New London. Explore the intersection of science, innovation, and society. Technological developments in genetics have enabled people to become more informed healthcare consumers and connected to their extended family around the globe. This program explores applications of genetic technologies, […]

  • DNA, Crime, & Law Enforcement at Hall Memorial Library – Ellington, CT

    Hall Memorial Library 93 Main St, Ellington, CT, United States

    The collection and analysis of DNA is an important tool in law enforcement. This presentation explores the challenge of establishing ethical and legal frameworks to guide the use of newly developed genetic technologies. How can we as a society use genetics to keep people safe, solve crimes, and, at the same time, develop policies that […]

  • Ancestry & Identity at Edward Smith Library – Northford, CT (POSTPONED)

    Edward Smith Library 3 Old Post Road, Northford, CT, United States

    Explore the intersection of science, innovation, and society with our ‘Introduction to DNA Ancestry Testing’ program. Technological developments in genetics have enabled people to become more informed healthcare consumers and connected to their extended family around the globe. This program explores genetic testing for ancestry and family history purposes. Attendees will have the opportunity to […]

  • DNA, Crime, & Law Enforcement at Atwater Memorial Library – North Branford, CT

    Atwater Memorial Library 1720 Foxon Rd, Branford, CT, United States

    The collection and analysis of DNA is an important tool in law enforcement. This presentation explores the challenge of establishing ethical and legal frameworks to guide the use of newly developed genetic technologies. How can we as a society use genetics to keep people safe, solve crimes, and, at the same time, develop policies that […]

  • Engineering the World Around Us at Edward Smith Library – Northford, CT

    Edward Smith Library 3 Old Post Road, Northford, CT, United States

    Advances in genetic technologies are accompanied by questions for society about if, where, and how to apply these tools. A new generation of genetic tools has opened a pathway to engineering the world around us to potentially improve human health, agriculture, and the environment. In this program, we focus on three potential uses of genetic […]

  • Introduction to Personal Genetics at Fairmount Heights Library – Fairmount Heights, MD

    Fairmount Heights Library 5904 Kolb St, Fairmount Heights, MD, United States

    Are you curious about how your health relates to your genes? Have you ever wondered how ancestry testing works, and what such tests can (or cannot) tell you? Do you have questions about how law enforcement uses DNA in criminal investigations? Join us to learn, share, and reflect together about genetics in relation to health, […]

  • Introduction to Personal Genetics at Largo-Kettering Library – Largo, MD

    Largo-Kettering Library 9601 Capital Ln, Largo, MD, United States

    Are you curious about how your health relates to your genes? Have you ever wondered how ancestry testing works, and what such tests can (or cannot) tell you? Do you have questions about how law enforcement uses DNA in criminal investigations? Join us to learn, share, and reflect together about genetics in relation to health, […]

  • Ancestry and Identity with PGED at the Hyattsville Library – Hyattsville MD

    Hyattsville Library 6530 Adelphi Road, Hyattsville, MD, United States

    Technological developments in genetics have enabled people to learn about their ancestry and connect with relatives around the globe. This program explores the science and limitations of genetic testing for ancestry and family history purposes. Participants will examine the impact that direct-to-consumer ancestry tests can have on their personal, familial, and cultural identities.