Accounting for 'Research Fatigue' in Human Studies
Recent article explores research fatigue experienced by marginalized communities and how the research community should respond to it
Bioethics
Report Reviews Debate on Genome Editing for Crop Improvement
The scientific community has passionately debated the future of new crop breeding techniques
Paper: Congress Must Clarify Limits of Gene Editing Technologies
How the next Congress decides to handle the issue will affect the science, ethics, and financing of genome editing for decades to come
Science and Scientists Held in High Esteem across Global Publics
Yet there is ambivalence in many publics over developments in AI, workplace automation, food science
Does Genomics Perpetuate Inequality?
A new Hastings Center special report takes a critical look at the role of genomics in perpetuating racism and inequality
Brain in a Dish Creates New Possibilities for Neuroscience Research
While not quite miniature human brains, organoids enable scientists to study the developing brain
Ethicists: Crises Shouldn't Mean Lower Scientific Standards
Professors argue that many of the deficiencies in the way medical research is conducted under normal circumstances seem to be amplified in this pandemic
Trends in Genetics: A Tale of Two Decades
Clifford J. Steer, MD, discusses the changes that have taken place in genomics since the sequencing of the human genome in this Q&A with contributing editor Tanuja Koppal, PhD
Action Needed to Ensure Research Is Carried out Ethically in Global Health Emergencies
The latest coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, China, illustrates how suddenly new threats can emerge, and the important role that research has in understanding the nature of the threat
Hobbyist DNA Services May Be Open to Genetic Hacking
Researchers identified three ways attackers could gain access to genetic information stored by online services that allow users to upload their genetic information and research genealogy