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Institute for Environment, Philosophy and Public Policy, Lancaster University

Adress: Furness College
LA1 4YG Lancaster, United Kingdom $C:\Documents and Settings\twine\My Documents\My Pictures\IEPPP Logos\blck LOGO2.jpg$

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URL: 44-1524 592778
44-1524 592503
r.twine@lancaster.ac.uk
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/depts/ieppp/

Contact Person(s): Dr. Richard Twine

Task groups: Steering Committee

Participant Number: 11

Description: IEPPP is a new multidisciplinary Institute which brings together academics with expertise in philosophy and the social sciences. It specialises in researching public and policy-world understandings of environment, new technologies and the genetic revolution, and offers a range of opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate study. The Journal 'Bioethics' is also edited from here and all IEPPP members are part of the new ESRC 'Centre for the Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics' (CESAGen).

We are also a partner in the Wellcome Trust 'Bioethics Today' Project (http://www.bioethics-today.org). Richard Twine is responsible for the 'Animal Ethics' and 'Social Science Approaches' section of this web-site. He also writes an online weekly ethical commentary for this project.

Administration: webmaster@drze.de

Adress:	Furness College LA1 4YG Lancaster, United Kingdom	$C:\Documents and Settings\twine\My Documents\My Pictures\IEPPP Logos\blck LOGO2.jpg$
Telephone: Telefax: Email: URL:	44-1524 592778 44-1524 592503 r.twine@lancaster.ac.uk http://www.lancs.ac.uk/depts/ieppp/
Contact Person(s):	Dr. Richard Twine
Task groups:	Steering Committee
Participant Number:	11
Description:	IEPPP is a new multidisciplinary Institute which brings together academics with expertise in philosophy and the social sciences. It specialises in researching public and policy-world understandings of environment, new technologies and the genetic revolution, and offers a range of opportunities for undergraduate and postgraduate study. The Journal 'Bioethics' is also edited from here and all IEPPP members are part of the new ESRC 'Centre for the Economic and Social Aspects of Genomics' (CESAGen). We are also a partner in the Wellcome Trust 'Bioethics Today' Project (http://www.bioethics-today.org). Richard Twine is responsible for the 'Animal Ethics' and 'Social Science Approaches' section of this web-site. He also writes an online weekly ethical commentary for this project.