Introduction :
09h30: Amaral Paulo, University of Cambridge, Research Associate, Biology
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Beyond a Jungle of Dogmas: the history of junk DNA and RNA
09h50: Bayefsky Michelle, Harvard Medical School, Medical student – Bioethics – Medical ethics
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Expanded Prenatal Genetic Testing: Where Should We Draw the Line?
10h10: Chase Liana, SOAS, University of London, Doctoral candidate – Anthropology
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Ethics and Politics of ‘Task Shifting’ in Global Mental Health
10h30: Citro Brian, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, Assistant Clinical Professor of Law – Law
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Coercion in TB: How the use of coercion drives the global disease response
10h50: Gallotti Mattia, London School of Economics and Political Science (1); School of Advanced Study, University of London (2), LSE Fellow in the Philosophy of the Social Sciences (1); Lead Managing Consultant (2) – Philosophy
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The Ethics of Collective Intelligence
11h10 – 11h25: coffee break
11h25: Hertz Rosanna, Wellesley College, 1919 Reunion Professor – Sociology
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The Consequences of Delaying Motherhood: Advanced Maternal Age, Infertility and Health Concerns
11h45: O’Donovan Orla, University College Cork, Dr. / College Lecturer – Sociology
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The dead body as a medical commons?
12h05 – 13h30: Buffet lunch served by the Foundation in the Brocher Centre
13h30: Pacurari Nadia, University of Basel, Postdoc – Bioethics – Medical ethics
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Facilitating decision making in end-of-life: A study in Swiss and Romanian pediatric oncology settings
13h50: Pieri Elisa, University of Manchester, Dr, Research Fellow – Sociology
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Ethical and Social Impacts of Pandemics Preparedness and Response
14h10: Sparke Matthiew, University of California, Santa Cruz, Professor – Political Science
& Mitchell Katharyne, University of California, Santa Cruz, Dean of Social Sciences and Professor of Sociology – Sociology
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Global health citizenship and the city: Geneva as a hub of inclusion?
14h30: Tanaka Miho, Japan Medical Association Research Institute, Senior researcher – Bioethics – Medical ethics
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Current Debate Regarding End of Life Care Including Euthanasia and Withdrawing Treatment in Japan and Trends of Worldwide Euthanasia
14h50 END OF THE PRESENTATIONS