ethics of genetics and neuroimaging testing

TRANSCRIPT: Meeting 4, Session 5

DR. GUTMANN:
We are going to get started. So, if the people back there can come up and take a seat, I would appreciate it. Thank you. There you go. Thank you very much.
 

So, we are going to be discussing, again, and with our three experts at the table, some of the current issues in neuroscience and neuroimaging.

Date

Mon, 02/28/2011

TRANSCRIPT: Meeting 4, Session 4

DR. WAGNER:
Okay, since our other Commissioners have the privilege of having your bios in their briefings, I’ll go ahead and introduce you to the rest of the room.
 
We welcome today, Ellen Clayton, who is the Craig-Weaver Professor of Pediatrics and Professor of Law at Vanderbilt.
 
She has advised the National Institutes of Health and other Federal and international bodies on topics ranging from children’s health to the ethical conduct of research.
 
She received the William G.

Date

Mon, 02/28/2011

TRANSCRIPT: Meeting 4, Session 2

DR. WAGNER:
Let me ask Professors Rosen and Evans to come to the table. Welcome, Bruce.

I did not see James Evans. There he is. Professor Evans, I didn’t get to greet you this morning. Are you James, Jim?

DR. EVANS:
Jim is fine.

Date

Mon, 02/28/2011

TRANSCRIPT: Meeting 4, Welcome and Opening Remarks

DR. GUTMANN:
Good morning, everybody. I'm Amy Gutmann and I'm President of the University of Pennsylvania and Chair of the Presidential Commission for the study of Bioethical Issues.

On behalf of myself and my Vice Chair Jim Wagner, who is President of Emory University, I would like to welcome you to Day 1 of our fourth meeting. Please note the presence of our designated federal officer, our Commission Executive Director Valerie Bonham.

Val, would you stand up so people can recognize you? Great.

Date

Mon, 02/28/2011

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