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Title: Renewed Science Policy for Stem Cell Research
START DATE: 2/21/2009
START TIME: 2:00 PM
Duration: 2 Hours
Location: Irvine
Location Details:
Irvine Ranch Water District
15600 Sand Canyon Ave, Irvine
Event Topic: Stem Cell Policy
Event Type: presentation
Contact Name: Steph Campbell
Contact Email: orangecountyau@yahoo.com
Contact Phone: 714-299-4551
DESCRIPTION:
download PDF (201.6 kibibytes) Our speaker in February is an expert on the public policy issues of stem cell research. He is affiliated with the UCI School of Medicine Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Department. His major interests center around issues of science policy; including ethical issues in research, the funding of medical research, conflicts between public expectations and research priorities, and publication policy for research information.

Stem cells are an important challenge for the development of science policy in this country, and Dr. Golub has focused on understanding the variations of policy among the states, between the states and the federal government, and between the USA and other technologically advanced countries.

Even before the inauguration of President Obama, who supports stem cell research, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops warned that permitting this research will alienate millions. Abortion opponents are also bracing for a fight.

Medical researchers, meanwhile, are rejoicing at the prospect of freedom from a government policy they say has stymied efforts to develop lifesaving treatments. No one knows more about this than our speaker; please join us for a fascinating discussion.

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