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Ethical governance of biological and biomedical Research: Chinese-European Co-operation

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no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.  0504  Institute of Criminology at the Faculty of Law  Ljubljana  5051525000  4,579 
Abstract
Biological and biomedical research focussing upon the genetic modification of organisms, the genomics of disease susceptibility and on stem cells, and on therapeutic potential of genomic medicine and stem cells technologies, is a national, commercial and scientific priority in China and EU. Such research raises many challenges for ethical governance of scientific and medical practice, many of which have particular relevance to ensuring best practice in EU-China scientific collaborations.BIONETS will set up a sustainable network within and between China and Europe that can map the rationales for and practices of ethical governance of advanced biological and biomedical research in China, provide a platform for the development of comparative research on ethical governance in China and the EU, advance social scientific understanding of key bioethical issues, undertake training of researchers and practitioners in key issues, and inform policy and practice in the ethics of biomedical research in China and the EU with particular relevance for scientific collaboration. Workshops within China will bring together researchers, practitioners, ethicists, social scientists and policy makers to compile and evaluate research and evidence on contemporary policies and practices for the ethical governance of advanced biomedical research, and to explore key issues of the ethical regulation of contemporary biomedical research and to build capacity among participants.A Europe-China database on the ethical governance of research will be created. A European Chinese Expert Group on ethical governance of contemporary biomedical research will be established. The network will facilitate exchanges of personnel, research findings between Europe and China. Capacity building in both Europe and China is central to this project: though comparative analysis and dialogue to research and evaluate the regulation of biomedical research in China and in Europe.
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