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.
In partnership with WETA and the Emory Center for Ethics, pgEd will be participating in a panel discussion in association with a screening of the new Ken Burns documentary,The Gene: An Intimate History at the Atlanta Science Festival on the evening of Tuesday, March 10.
pgEd has been invited for a conversation with students from two biology classes at Marietta High School about the science and ethics of personal genetics.
pgEd has been invited to a community conversation around precision medicine and men's health organized by Michael Friend, founder of the Health Ministries Network (HMN) and co-founder of the Minority Coalition for Precision Medicine (MCPM). Nadine will travel to Baltimore to talk with attendees about how genetic testing might enter our daily lives.
pgEd is looking forward to meeting with students from Lexington Christian Academy, who are being hosted by the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Community Partnership at Harvard Medical School.
Marnie is excited to visit Norwell High School and meet with Mr. Carey's biotechnology students to talk about the latest in personal genetics.
pgEd has been invited to the 2020 meeting of the North Carolina Community College Association of Biology Instructors, to present a workshop on our educational materials.
On Tuesday, March 31 at 4:00 pm EDT pgEd will host our very first virtual workshop, focused on our new lesson – “Engineering the World Around Us: Genome Editing and the Environment”. Join us as we explore three case studies that illustrate how genetic tools are being used with the goal of addressing environmental issues: reducing toxicity of […]
Marnie will be speaking virtually with students at Tufts University as part of a freshman seminar called Science and the Human Experience. This course is taught by Jonathan Garlick, who directs a science education and civic engagement initiative known as Civic Science at Tufts University.
pgEd has been invited to come and have a conversation with students at Dexter Southfield School about the science and ethics of genome editing and CRISPR.