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Questionnaires as Emerging Technologies in Autism Genetics
Greg Hollin’s article From the Profound to the Mundane: Questionnaires as Emerging Technologies in Autism Genetics has just been published...
Genomics and uncertainty in the cancer clinic
Image: ‘Uncertainty’ by Natalia Medd https://flic.kr/p/QS9n4a Anne Kerr There is a lot of hope that genomics will transform the way...
Reading Group
The Centre hosts a reading group which meets regularly to discuss key texts on ethnography. This is organised by Greg...
Reading Group
The Centre hosts a reading group which meets regularly to discuss key texts on ethnography. This is organised by Greg...
From participation to engagement and back again
Seminar: Rm 12.39 27th March 3-4pm All Welcome Sarah Chan, University of Edinburgh and Sonja Erikainen, University of Leeds Researchers,...
Treatment choices for women with MS: Parenthood & reproduction
THeSP Seminar Understanding the Role of Parenthood and Reproduction in Women’s Preferences for Disease Modifying Treatments for Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis...
Reading Group – Mass hysteria in Le Roy, NY – 4pm 30th Jan Rm 12.39 SSB
Our next reading group will discuss Mass hysteria in Le Roy, New York: How brain experts materialized truth and outscienced environmental...
Genomics and uncertainty in the cancer clinic
Image: ‘Uncertainty’ by Natalia Medd https://flic.kr/p/QS9n4a Anne Kerr There is a lot of hope that genomics will transform the way...
Systematic review of discrete choice experiments in multiple sclerosis
By Dr Edward Webb, Academic Unit of Health Economics (University of Leeds) As part of research on how people make...
New article on public engagement with autism science
A social scientist’s reflections on the opportunities and challenges of publishing in scientific journals. by Greg Hollin In October, Warren...
Curating Cancer: A Research Secondment Fellowship with the Science Museum
We are delighted to announce that Julia Swallow has been awarded a Wellcome Trust Secondment Fellowship in Humanities and Social Science....
