Live Webcast in Ethical Issues in Synthetic Biology Tuesday, Jun 23 2009
There’s an interesting live webcast on synthetic biology happening tomorrow at 12:30PM, sadly I can’t make it, let us know how it went if you do tune in.
There’s an interesting live webcast on synthetic biology happening tomorrow at 12:30PM, sadly I can’t make it, let us know how it went if you do tune in.
June 23rd, 2009 at 1:28 pm
From the link, the webcast is tomorrow, June 24. You’re living in the future, as usual…
I think I’m going to leave class early to live blog the event at http://temetics.org Although we still don’t really have a large readership yet, I think it’d be worth the time to demonstrate the capability and, hopefully, usefulness of creating such a medium for undergraduate voices.
June 24th, 2009 at 11:39 am
Just to follow up: I did live-blog the event. You can find it on the Teme Foundation’s homepage. The main point: We need to create open dialogue in synthetic bioethics to navigate dually useful and dangerous precautionary and proactionary perspectives.
http://temetics.org/content/live-blog-ethical-issues-synthetic-biology
It’s my first experience with live-blogging. I’m not a huge fan of the medium, actually (I fail to see what makes it soooo different from non-live-blogging, twittering, gchatting, and any other methods through which we publish text data). My primary goal was to demonstrate the technology… if we can get undergrads to live-blog conferences, that’d be pretty swell.
I’ll append the video and/or mp3 of the presentation once they are available.