Cesagen is a collaborative research centre which is funded as part of the ESRC Genomics Network. The Centre is based at the universities of Lancaster and Cardiff.
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Cesagen Director gives talk at Badminton Philosophy Conference 2013
Professor Chadwick discussed 'The truth about human genomics: prospects for therapies and enhancements.Can miracles disprove God's existence?'
Professor Chadwick discussed 'The truth about human genomics: prospects for therapies and enhancements.Can miracles disprove God's existence?'
Richard Watermeyer appointed to secondment to the Office of the Chief Scientist for Wales
Dr Richard Watermeyer has been appointed to work with the Chief Scientist for Wales in pursuing many of the policy objectives of the 'Science for Wales' manifesto: focusing on STEM education in Wales; scientific R&D; university/industry/government synergy in science domains; and issues of science impact.
Dr Richard Watermeyer has been appointed to work with the Chief Scientist for Wales in pursuing many of the policy objectives of the 'Science for Wales' manifesto: focusing on STEM education in Wales; scientific R&D; university/industry/government synergy in science domains; and issues of science impact.
Call for abstracts for Cesagen panel at 4S Conference
This panel provides an opportunity for those involved in the practice, study and evaluation of public engagement in science and technology, to build a shared discourse around the value, benefits and quality of public engagement.
This panel provides an opportunity for those involved in the practice, study and evaluation of public engagement in science and technology, to build a shared discourse around the value, benefits and quality of public engagement.
Neil Stephens interviewed by Radio Five Live
Dr Neil Stephens was recently interviewed about his research on in vitro meat by Radio Five Live.
Dr Neil Stephens was recently interviewed about his research on in vitro meat by Radio Five Live.
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