Research Ethics and Policy Series (REPS)
The Research Ethics and Policy Series is a hybrid lecture series held the second Tuesday, September through June, 12-1pm Eastern. Lectures are often recorded and included in the list below. For more information about REPS, please contact Lisa.Bailey@pennmedicine.upenn.edu
RECENT LECTURES
- February 2026
Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease: Research Ethics and Policy Implications
- January 2026
How the Alzheimers Revolution Impacts the
Responsible Conduct of Alzheimer’s Research
- December 2025
What Makes Clinical Research Ethical: A Twenty-Five Year Journey and Look to the Future
- November 2025
Ethical Dimensions of Implanted Brain-Computer Interface (iBCI) Research
- September 2025
The 4R's Formula for Community Participatory Research
- June 2025
From Discovery to Disclosure: The Wins and Woes of Returning Genetic Research Results
- April 2025
Engaging Communities in Research to Improve Science and Optimize Health
- March 2025 Ethical Considerations in Research with Older Adults
- January 2025
Regulatory Pearls and Pitfalls of Early Phase, High-Risk Clinical Trials in Pediatrics
- November 2024
Covid 19 Lessons Learned From an FDA Vaccine Advisory Committee Vantagepoint