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:
- 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
- Jan. 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
- October 2024 We the Scientists: How the Rise of Patient-Led Research is Changing Medicine
- Sept. 2024 AI is Nothing Without Us: A Call for a Human Rights Approach to the Future of Trustworthy Science (?)
- May 2024 The Acid We Inherit: Social and Behavioral Genomics in the Context of an Ugly History and Uncertain Future
- April 2024 The 2023 NASEM Report on Using Population Descriptors in Genetics and Genomics Research
- March 2024 The Evolution of Quality Improvement Ethics