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Dangerous Spaces

April 3, 2015 elisabethbarlow Liminal Spaces 2

Dangerous Spaces engage regulatory hindrances that contribute to the notorious Valley of Death in commercial innovations.
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The Liminal Spaces Project is a five-year initiative that began in October 2014. This Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award in Medical Humanities led by Prof Graeme Laurie seeks to provide the first-ever integrated, interdisciplinary and cross- cutting analysis of health research regulation (HRR) as it impacts on, and often impedes, the Wellcome Trust vision of realising extraordinary improvements in human health. The research confronts the gaps between documented law and research practice – i.e., liminal regulatory spaces – and promotes an holistic approach thus far absent in HRR.

Liminal Spaces Research

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Liminal Spaces News

Katy McMillan blog with Journal of Medical Ethics ‘Alexa, does this look infected? – We need to talk about safely regulating the digitisation of healthcare, now.’
Isabel Fletcher blogs a recap of ‘Should We All Give Up Eating Meat to Save the Planet?’
Fletcher coordinates session during Edinburgh International Science Festival ‘Should We Give Up Meat to Save the Planet?’
Liminal spaces colleagues publish latest article ‘Charting regulatory stewardship in health research: Making the invisible visible?’, Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics, Vol 27 (2018)
Regulating for Uncertainty: 1-2nd February 2018: Wellcome Collection in London

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