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pgEd archives – Genomics Law Report

January 26, 2012Written by pgEd

In our transition to our new website, not everything came with us.  We thought we would occasionally highlight articles we have written or newspaper articles where we are cited or quoted, as some of these pieces might serve as useful background both to our mission and in the classroom as well.

The Genomics Law Report asked us to contribute a short piece to their series ” What In ELSI is New?”.  The whole series is available for free here, and can also be downloaded in a number of different formats.  Please check out our piece, “The next generation is…in high school,” where we make an argument for focusing education efforts on young people via the public school system.

More from Genomics Law Report: http://www.genomicslawreport.com/

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