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Whether the story is about promises of groundbreaking cures, allegations of scientific fraud or warnings of ethical dilemmas, stem cell research makes headlines and sparks debate.
How does the media shape the public’s perceptions of stem cells and scientists? Is the promise of stem cells over-hyped?
Who is responsible for keeping the story straight?
Stem Cells at the Pub
Date: Sunday 22 November
Time: 7pm for 7.30pm start
Venue: Canberra Labor Club, Civic, 16 Petrie Plaza
Panel features:
- Prof Alan Trounson (California Institute of Regenerative Medicine)
- Leigh Dayton (The Australian)
- Simon Grose (Science Media)
- Rebecca Skinner (Communication Officer, Australian Stem Cell Centre)
- Assoc Prof Edna Hardeman (University of Sydney)
This event is free and open to the public.
Seats are limited so rsvp to 0402710943 or asccanberra ‘at’ gmail.com.
Presented by the Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research and the Australian Science Communicators.
More links: Alan Trounson’s profile on ABC, Australian Stem Cell Centre, About Science Media.