Read also: Citizen Science, Responsibility and innovation: a business perspective and A discussion with Congressman Michael E. Capuano by Jonny Hankins
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Teaching science in schools, some ideas
Science learning in the classroom presents the opportunity for teachers to introduce the problems of ethics and responsibility at an early age. In this post we look at 3 UK based projects that all aim to develop science teaching and involve the students in innovative ways - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 04.07.11 09:15. Permalink
Inhabitat: Design will save the world
Inhabitat is a weblog devoted to the future of design that carries some very interesting stories. Their focus is upon tracking innovations in design, materials and practices that are pushing architecture and home design towards a more sustainable future - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 23.06.11 18:51. Permalink
Genetica "fai da te" dai microfoni di formicablu
formicablu ha intercettato l'incontro con Margaret Curnutte svoltosi il 16 maggio 2011 presso la sede della Fondazione Bassetti, intervistando Francesca Petrera e la stessa Curnutte per il programma PiGreco Party in onda ogni settimana in diretta su Radio Città del Capo di Bologna. - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 18.05.11 14:58. Permalink
Leggi anche: Consuming Genomes. Materiali
Home genetic testing and the law
As a lead up to the presentation entitled that will be delivered by Margaret Curnutte here at the Bassetti Foundation in Milan on 16th May I would like to take a brief look at the way in which the legal community and governmental regulatory organizations view the problem of home genetic testing. - LeggiInserito da Jonny Hankins il 13.05.11 10:53. Permalink
Read also: Genetic Consumerism
A threat to internet democracy?
Last week George Monbiot's blog hosted by the Guardian UK featured an interesting follow on article about the problem of astroturfing. Astroturfing is the action of taking fake identities to post comments on blogs in favour of or against political arguments and issues. - LeggiInserito da Jonny Hankins il 04.03.11 15:54. Permalink
Read also: Internet, the new superpower? and News 'a lunga percorrenza'
Categorie: Pubblicazioni, Site
The Age Of The Genome
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the historic announcement made by then president of the US Bill Clinton of the first sequencing of the human genome BBC Radio 4 are broadcasting a series entitled The Age Of The Genome conducted by evolutionary biologist Professor Richard Dawkins. - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 28.06.10 09:27. Permalink
Read also: Un uomo, la sua storia e il suo Dna and Go Ask Your Father about DNA
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Open Culture
The website Open Culture describes itself as "The best free cultural & educational media on the web". A claim that certainly sounds worthy of investigation. In this posting we take a quick look at some of the articles posted on the site that may be of interest to the Bassetti Foundation. - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 23.06.10 09:24. Permalink
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Oversights in Oversighting Nanotechnology
In this article Jonny Hankins follows up on his series of postings on nanotechnology by taking a look at the recent report entitled Oversight of Next Generation Nanotechnology written by J Clarence Davies and published by The Woodrow Wilson International Centre for Scholars. - LeggiInserito da Jonny Hankins il 30.07.09 11:18. Permalink
See also: post on Nanotechnologies in Focus
A look at The Hastings Centre Bioethics Forum
Continuing his investigation into the work of the Hastings Center Jonny Hankins takes a look at their bioethics forum and blog, and browses through various other related blogs from their blogroll. - LeggiInserito da Jonny Hankins il 02.07.09 15:30. Permalink
Read also: The interview with President of The Hastings Center, Thomas Murray "Genomics and sustainable medicine" and "Is ethics a branch of Politics?"
Ethical Decision Making During A (Possible) Flu Pandemic
As a first introduction to the complex problems of bio-ethics and scenario planning Jonny Hankins signposts an article that addresses the problem of the distribution of scarse medical resources in times of crisis. - LeggiInserito da Jonny Hankins il 07.05.09 10:07. Permalink
See also: lecture by Daniel Callahan Sustainable Medicine: Two Models of Health Care and the Call for Comments on The implications of the innovation in the health field
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Citizen Participation in Science and Technology
In this posting I would like to have a look at the work of the CIPAST project and a report published late last year by Chloe Alexander of the University of Padova in which she describes and analises the workings and perceived effectiveness of the project. - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 22.09.08 13:08. Permalink
Categorie: Recensioni, Site
A responsible choice in fuel
The 2007 Innovation award at the Cylch Wales Recycling Awards went to Sundance Renewables, a not-for-profit social enterprise, that in 2004 set up the first community based biodiesel production plant in the UK. - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 28.01.08 11:43. Permalink
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Buying spy technology on the web
The development of miniature video and sound recording equipment means that DIY spying has never been easier. A quick internet search reveals an incredible world of cheaply and freely available spy technology. What does this tell us about "responsible" use of technology, and about the current state of (or the perceived need of) responsibility in innovation? - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 26.11.07 10:01. Permalink
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Political Humour in the Blogosphere.
"Web 2.0, the interactive interface of the World Wide Web, has opened up a multimedia and multimodal environment that is deeply transforming several discursive practices, among them political communication. Wherever..." - LeggiInserito da Redazione FGB il 08.11.07 15:55. Permalink
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