Insane Asylums and Genetics: How Human Heredity Became A Data Science
Ethics in Science Lecture Series
Featured Speaker: Theodore M. Porter
When did the data of human heredity become an obsession? The history of this trend requires us to think of human genetics differently, not as a basic science that could be applied to medical and psychiatric issues, but as a response to pressing worries that succeeded over time in generalizing its methods and understandings.
- Location
- Philip Guthrie Hoffman Hall - Room 232
- Price
- Free
- Sponsor
- Texas Institute for Measurement, Evaluation, and Statistics and the National Science Foundation
- Contact
Ioannis Pavlidis, ipavlidi@central.uh.edu 713-743-0101