The Genetic Literacy Project fosters dialogue about the scientific, social and ethical implications of genetic technologies, human and agricultural. It respects the uncertainties inherent in science but is grounded in the conviction that genomic research is an engine of innovation and job creation. The GLP is designed to help journalists, scientists and policymakers navigate the increasingly politicized arena of biotechnology, genetic engineering, CRISPR gene editing, medical genomics and related sciences, such as nanotechnology and epigenetics.
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Frightening in its implications for food security, anti-biotechnology groups have been identified as amplifying Russian President Vladimir Putin’s disinformation campaigns. Although these groups may believe they are only aligning with RT and other Russian propaganda outlets on this single issue, their cynical alliance is destabilizing the United States on science issues more generally and is impacting global policy
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Good to see Genetic Literacy Project run this piece by Steven Savage on Harpe Bio.
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