Genetic engineering: Moral aspects and control of practice

Genetic Engineering and Moral Responsibility

Over the past 12,000 years humans have gradually developed greater understanding and control over life. Agriculture, including plant and animal husbandry, were early important developments. Medicine also contributed to the control of life by fighting disease and more recently through technologies to control and manipulate fertility. Knowledge and technologies from physics and chemistry provide ...

architecture and engineering of nanoscale sculptured thin films and determination of their properties

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Improving Software Engineering Practice with HCI Aspects

Techniques from the HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) field have been used for the development of usable software products for a long time, but their use is often not integrated with software engineering practices. In this work we describe an approach for bridging the gap between software engineering and HCI, by offering orientation to software practitioners on the application of HCI techniques ...

Moral aspects of euthanasia.

Genetic knowledge and moral responsibility: ambiguity at the interface of genetic research and clinical practice.

Despite a rapidly expanding literature on the issue of duty to warn at-risk relatives in the context of clinical genetic testing, little has been written on parallel issues with regard to the management of genetic research results. Some might view this lack as an indication that there is little to discuss in this regard. That is, standard practice is that data obtained through medical research ...