Keywords: Science communication
Communicating Creatively About Genetically Modified MosquitoesLorraine Gibson, Target Malaria, 2023.In 2018, the Target Malaria team at Imperial College London published a landmark paper in Nature Biotechnology. The study demonstrated how gene drive mosquitoes successfully suppressed a population of wild-type malaria mosquitoes, marking a significant milestone for gene ... Keywords: Community and stakeholder, engagement, field trials, gene drive synthetic, Genetic engineering, policy, public health, Science communication, vector control |
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Interdisciplinary development of a standardized introduction to gene drives for lay audiencesC. E. Schairer, C. Triplett, A. Buchman, O. S. Akbari and C. S. Bloss, BMC Medical Research Methodology, 20:15. 2020.While there is wide consensus that the public should be consulted about emerging technology early in development, it is difficult to elicit public opinion about innovations unfamiliar to lay audiences. We sought public input on a program of research on genetic engineering to ... Keywords: Community and stakeholder, engagement, field trials, gene drive synthetic, Genetic engineering, policy, public health, Science communication, vector control |
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