image visually picks up on the thematic bracket of the event: Conscience, genes, boundaries

Conscience, Genes, Boundaries

Three perspectives from Chemistry, Medicine and Ethics show what nanomaterials and gene transfer can do today and relate scientific reality to social expectations.
image visually picks up on the thematic bracket of the event: Conscience, genes, boundaries
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Types of event
Panel Discussion
Venue
"Zur Rosen"
Johannisstraße 13, Auditorium
07743 Jena
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In the context of
LIGHT.LIFE.LIBERTY. Theme week "What is life?"
It lectures
Prof. Anja Träger
Prof. Nikolaus Knoepffler
Jun.-Prof. Adrian Press
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LIGHT.LIFE.LIBERTY. profil lines
Language of the event
German
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Description

Three perspectives from chemistry, medicine, and ethics shed light on what nanomaterials and gene transfer technologies are actually capable of today, relating scientific reality to societal expectations — including comparisons with familiar portrayals in film and media. At the center of the discussion is the question of how the European and German regulatory framework balances innovation, safety, and public acceptance while clearly distinguishing between different forms of biomedical intervention. The event also explores, in an accessible way, the opportunities offered by modern nucleic acid therapies and how cultural influences as well as global developments shape our approach to biomedical technologies.