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Attendees at the Health Data Privacy workshop

16 June 2026

Health Data Privacy: Hope, Hype and Harm Workshop

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3 February 2025

In safe hands? The protection of privacy in consumer genomics

by: Andelka Phillips

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18 January 2024

6 Reasons to Apply for a Research Stay at HeLEX, Oxford

by: Elisabetta Baisin

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9 August 2023

Knowledge Exchange Event at the SBS in support of the AIDE Project 2020-2023

by: Nisha Shah

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13 December 2022

ESRC Festival of Science at the Pitt Rivers Museum

by: Dr Sarah Coy

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12 December 2022

Why Human Gene Editing Needs an Ethics of Scale

by: Michael Morrison

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29 November 2021

Understanding expectations as techniques of legitimation

by: Dr Mark Flear

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24 May 2021

The Japanese laws on regenerative medicine: a controversial example of regulatory innovation?

by: Michael Morrison

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6 May 2021

Make your consent processes more dynamic with these top tips!

by: Arianna Schuler Scott

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5 May 2021

The proposed Data Governance Act— a New Age of Data Altruism?

by: Miranda Mourby

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5 May 2021

A New AI Regulation (& an End to the ‘Black Box’?)

by: Miranda Mourby

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5 May 2021

Patient voices help our research investigating how to enable AI for all

by: Nisha Shah

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