Al-Noor Academy is a school that provides education rooted in Islamic faith and traditions. Having met with a pgEd member before, the students sought out pgEd to come speak with their all-girls after-school science club. Vika and Florcy will be talking informally about the work they do and how they became involved with pgEd having […]
Throughout the summer, pgEd will join forces with the HMS MEDscience summer program - a hands-on experience in the fields of biology, health care, and medicine - to talk with their students about genome editing and CRISPR.
Dana will once again be speaking with students at the Jackson Lab Summer Student Program. This is a 10-week residential program for high school and college students interested in conducting genetics and genomics research.
Marnie and Nadine met with the 7 Project Success students in the class of 2019 to talk about the potential benefits as well as ethical implications of genome editing and CRISPR. Project Success is a program, run by the Office for Diversity Inclusion and Community Partnership at HMS, for underrepresented high school students to participate […]
pgEd will be in Cleveland at the start of October to attend a scientific meeting as well as visit several schools and communities in the area to start dialogues about personal genetics.
Nadine and Marnie are excited to meet students at Cypress Creek High School in Houston, when they are in town for the American Society of Human Genetics meeting.
pgEd is invited to give a talk to students who are part of the MEDscience program at Harvard Medical School.
pgEd will meet with a German international group of students that are visiting Boston as part of the MEDscience program.
pgEd will meet with a group of students from Beacon Academy that are visiting Harvard Medical School as part of the MEDscience program.
pgEd has been invited for a dialogue with Woonsocket High School students about the science and ethics of genome editing to address issues around food, animals, and the environment.