Genomics, ICT and the formation of R&D networks

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 January 2004 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Peter Groenewegen | Paul Wouters

Governing anticipatory technology practices. Forensic DNA phenotyping and the forensic genetics community in Europe

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 3 April 2018 in New Genetics and Society

Research funded by FP7 Security (285487)

Authors: Matthias Wienroth

Recoding the gift relationship: views on introducing genomic testing to blood donation

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 31 December 2024 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Rachel Thorpe | Vera Raivola | Barbara Masser

Editorial

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 2 January 2018 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Adam Hedgecoe | Richard Tutton

The social management of modern biotechnology and the new industrial divide

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 April 1999 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Peter Wheale

Pride and concern: differences between sperm and egg donors with respect to responsibility for their donor-conceived offspring

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 3 April 2017 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Margaret K. Nelson | Rosanna Hertz

Technocratic precautionary principle: Korean risk governance of genetically modified organisms

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 3 April 2014 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Eun-Sung Kim

Whiteness studies and laypeople's engagements with race and genetics

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 March 2009 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Katharine Tyler

The moral challenge of natality: towards a post-traditional concept of family and privacy in repro-genetics

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 March 2010 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: C. Wiesemann

Genomic susceptibility‐testing and pregnancy: something old, something new

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 January 2004 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Paula Saukko

Utilitarian bioethics? Market fetishism in the GM crops debate

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 April 2001 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Les Levidow

Cords of collaboration: interests and ethnicity in the UK's public stem cell inventory

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 3 July 2015 in New Genetics and Society

Research funded by Economic and Social Research Council (ES/J500215/1)

Authors: Ros Williams

Human genetic databanks in Australia: indications of inconsistency and confusion

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 December 2008 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Mark Stranger | Erica Bell | Dianne Nicol | Margaret Otlowski | Don Chalmers

Knowledge, place, and power: geographies of value in the bioeconomy

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 June 2012 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Kean Birch

I am a Viking! DNA, popular culture and the construction of geneticized identity

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 2 October 2021 in New Genetics and Society

Research funded by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond (P17-0574:1)

Authors: Daniel Strand | Anna Källén

Regulating stem-cell research and human cloning in an Australian context: an exercise in protecting the status of the human subject

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 August 2005 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Olivia Harvey

Exploring the post-genomic world: differing explanatory and manipulatory functions of post-genomic sciences

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 2 January 2016 in New Genetics and Society

Research funded by Australia Awards (Endeavour Research Fellowship) | Canadian Institutes of Health Research (111402)

Authors: Christina Holmes | Siobhan M. Carlson | Fiona McDonald | Mavis Jones | Janice Graham

The consumer representation of DNA ancestry testing on YouTube

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 3 April 2021 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Alessandro R. Marcon | Christen Rachul | Timothy Caulfield

Life out of sequence: a data-driven history of bioinformatics

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 1 October 2016 in New Genetics and Society

Research funded by European Research Council (335925)

Authors: Sabina Leonelli

The Culture of Science: how the public relates to science across the globe

JOURNAL ARTICLE published 2 January 2016 in New Genetics and Society

Authors: Monika Kurath