Emerging biotechnologies: full report - Nuffield Council on Bioethics

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E m e r g i n g b i o t e c h n o l o g i e s ■ David S Jones, Massachusetts Institute of Technology ■ Masaru Katoh ■ Drew L Kershen, Professor of Law (USA) ■ Leicester Medical School – Jake Smith, Ruth Jones, Ashish Patel, Aaron Dean, Catherine Heighton, Safiyah Surtee, Charu Thanvi, Callum Johnson, Joe Mortimer ■ Leicester Medical School – Josh Brewin, Philip Cheng, Atyeh Hamedani, Odin Leung, Manisha Munyal, Francis Okoroh, Preeya Ummur, Anna Weatherill and Abigail Western. ■ Leicester Medical School – Group 21 ■ Leicester Medical School – Louise Newton, Suzanne Holmes, Nicholas Green, Sasha Denny- Morley, Kassir Mahmood, Jognesh Mistry, Imran Ahmed ■ Leicester Medical School – Rebecca Pierce, Rosie Allen, Edward Rogers, Krupa Samani, Amy Forsyth, Heather Buckby, Rae Clark, Abdul Hassan ■ Leicester Medical School – David Ademidun, Wayne Mitchell, Jennifer Kwan, Chloe Thomson, Jonaid Farid, Cara Booth, Francesca Lorford, Susannah Gurung, and Andrew Mabey ■ Stefania Lymperi, PhD and Takis Vidalis, PhD, Senior Scientist, Hellenic National Bioethics Commission ■ Luc Michel, Surgical Services, Catholic University of Louvain at Mont-Godinne Hospital ■ Professor Vivian Moses ■ Thomas E Nickson, PhD, Monsanto Company, St Louis, MO USA ■ Inès Violeta Ortega Garcia ■ Simone Penasa ■ Professor Maude Phipps, Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine & Health Sciences, Monash University ■ Powell, Buchanan, Douglas & Savulescu ■ Megan Quinlan, representing the MosqGuide Project, Imperial College London ■ Mertxe de Renobales Scheifler, University of the Basque Country/EHU, Spain ■ Sal Restivo & Sabrina Weiss, Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute ■ Professor Bonnie Steinbock ■ Hilary Sutcliffe - MATTER ■ Professor Kevin Warwick ■ Professor Sir David Weatherall ■ Dr Alan R Williamson ■ Go Yoshizawa, University of Tokyo Organisations ■ Agricultural Biotechnology <strong>Council</strong> (ABC) ■ Bio Ethics Group, The Church in Wales ■ British Embassy, Washington DC ■ British High Commission Singapore ■ British Medical Association ■ British Science Association ■ Centre for Bioethics & <strong>Emerging</strong> Technologies, St Mary's University College London ■ Cesagen (ESRC Centre for Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics) ■ Christian Medical Fellowship ■ Egenis, University of Exeter ■ ESRC Innogen Centre ■ Federal Ethics Committee on Non-Human Biotechnology ■ GeneWatch UK 184
E m e r g i n g b i o t e c h n o l o g i e s ■ Government Office of Science, Department for Business, Innovation & Skills, Science and Innovation Network - Finland ■ HEAL UoS (Health, Ethics and Law, University of Southampton) and CELS (Clinical Ethics and Law at Southampton) ■ HeLEX Centre for Health, Law and <strong>Emerging</strong> Technologies; University of Oxford ■ Humanist Society of Scotland ■ John Innes Centre ■ Medical Ethics Alliance ■ Nishat Hyder, on behalf of ISEI and CSEP, University of Manchester ■ Nowgen ■ PHG Foundation ■ Professor Nick Pidgeon, Cardiff University ■ RCOphth (NB submission from Prof Dua, president of RCOphth) ■ Research <strong>Council</strong>s UK ■ Reverend Dr McCarthy, National Adviser, Medical Ethics and Health and Social Care Policy, The Archbishop’s <strong>Council</strong>, the Church of England ■ The Royal Academy of Engineering ■ RSPCA ■ Science and Innovation Network - India ■ Science, Culture and the Law (SCuLE), University of Exeter School of Law ■ Sense about Science ■ UK Science and Innovation Network - Canada ■ UK Science and Innovation Network - Switzerland (response compiled by Gaby Bloem) ■ Antonio G. Spagnolo, Institute of Bioethics, School of Medicine "A. Gemelli", Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore - Roma ■ Value Addition to Genomic and GE3LS (VALGEN) ■ Wellcome Trust A P P E N D I X 2 : W I D E R C O N S U L T A T I O N F O R T H E R E P O R T 185
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