Where next for Genomics? Addressing Issues of Equity, Attitudes, and Ethics

Jerome Atutornu authored this blog article for the University of Suffolk, where he lectures, about the research question that he will explore through a joint SER and Faculty of Education, Cambridge University PhD program

Where next for Genomics? Addressing Issues of Equity, Attitudes, and Ethics

18th January 2019

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“As an early career researcher, I am attracted to the transformative potential of research. Similar to pragmatists such as Richard Rorty and Patrick Baert, I am interested in moving beyond faithful description of phenomena to research as a tool to address inequality. My current study is looking into the attitudes of BAME groups towards genomics and data sharing. I am currently undertaking this study under the auspices of the Society and Ethics research group: Connecting Science at the Wellcome Genome Campus at Hinxton, Cambridge. It is based on the premise that the success of any health technology will depend largely on its acceptance by the public.”

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Atutornu, J 2019. Where next for Genomics? Addressing Issues of Equity, Attitudes, and Ethics. University of Suffolk Blog [Online]. Available at: https://www.uos.ac.uk/content/where-next-genomics-addressing-issues-equity-attitudes-and-ethics [Accessed: 25 January 2019]