
Recent events
Some very interesting views were discussed during this event and it was clear that people had very different opinions, despite being provided with the same information. The outcomes of this event were written into a paper which is currently being considered for publication.
We would like to thank all the attendees and collaborators for making this a very special event.
Russian School Twin Registry (RSTR) – 5-year anniversary celebration
To celebrate the project’s success and acknowledge the wonderful twins’ invaluable contribution and continuous enthusiasm to be part of this research project, Members of TAGC from Tomsk State University (TSU) and Goldsmiths, University of London organised an event at TSU on 20 December 2016.
Those present included twins, international researchers, volunteers and student of MSс Human Development: Genetics, Neuroscience And Psychology. Read more…
Genes & Tonic – Nov 2016
Our Genes and Tonic events are open to all to learn about genetics in a fun and interactive way. They are designed to promote knowledge about genetic science and implications (legal and ethical) of genetic knowledge for society. Read more here
Genes & Tonic – March 2016
Science, Law, Ethics, Society
The Accessible Genetics Consortium runs a series of Genes and Tonic public engagement events in collaboration with InLab. The aim of the events is to inform the public about the recent developments in the field of genetics and individual differences.
The first “Genes and Tonic” took place at the New York University London in Bedford Square and was a success. The program included short talks on genetic research, online DNA extraction, refreshments and a genetic bingo.