The Hopes And Fears Lab: Paper in JCOM
We are very excited to announce that The Hopes and Fears Lab, our flagship engagement project, has been written up in an academic journal for …
The Collaborative Futures Academy: Mariam’s takeaways
Emotion is too often treated as a taboo in academic circles. Objectivity, and complete divorce from anything which could cloud one’s golden impartiality, is often …
Only Human project launch: Liming with Gran
The majority of the British public feel that scientists should listen more to what ordinary people think. We agree with them. And we research how …
Emotions in Engagement Toolkit
Hope, fear, frustration,curiosity… Emotions are everywhere when we bring together publics and communities with research. How can we navigate and manage these emotional experiences? and …
Synthetic Data & Healthcare: Ethics Q&A Part 2/2
Ethical considerations on synthetic data in everyday machine learning research for healthcare. My hope is that synthetic data will significantly enhance machine learning models by …
Synthetic Data & Healthcare: Ethics Q&A Part 1/2
Ethical considerations on synthetic data in everyday machine learning research for healthcare. My hope is that synthetic data will significantly enhance machine learning models by …
The Hopes and Fears Lab: Kavli Foundation Article
We were honoured to be featured in a wonderful Kavli Foundation article recently, which can be read here: https://www.kavlifoundation.org/news/the-hopes-and-fears-lab This article focuses on The Hopes …
Hopes and Fears Lab: AI Edition Videos
We were delighted to work with Cambridge TV at our recent Hopes and Fears Lab events to create two fantastic videos! You can read more …
In Our Lifetime: The Citizen’s Jury Reunion
We are partners on the Wellcome Connecting Science funded Citizens’ Jury on Genome Editing and brought together the jurors for a reunion event in October …
My first three months working at The Kavli Centre for Ethics, Science, and the Public.
Author: Mariam Rashid With a few months left before the end of my PhD, like many others I had begun to consider the daunting task …