Program

Friday

Location: John Hope Franklin Room (Social Science Research Building, room 224)

9:15-10:00	Welcome and registration
10:00-11:45	Panel I: Race, Ancestors and Human Rights Chair: Mark Bradley Jennifer Hamilton: Human Rights and Bioethics in a Genomic Age Jonathan Metzl: The Protest Psychosis
11:45-12:45	Lunch (Tea Room)
12:45-2:00	Panel II: Paul Vanouse (Tea Room)
2:00-2:15	Break
2:15-4:00	Panel III: DNA, Bounded Subjects, Law and Human Rights Discourse Chair: James Hevia Simon Cole: "Respect for Private Life": How Human Rights Discourse Retarded the Inexorable Expansion of DNA Databases in S. & Marper v. United Kingdom Noa Vaisman: Legal Subjectivities, Ontologies and Genetic Truths: The Complex Struggle for Human Rights in Post-Dictatorship Argentina
4:00-4:15	Break
4:15-6:00	Panel IV: Borders, Boundaries and Security Chair: Stephan Palmié Joseph Masco: Uninventing Biosecurity Miriam Ticktin: The Intersections of Science, Technology and Human Rights: Biology, Borders and ‘Humanimals’
6:00-6:30	Summary remarks for the day

Saturday

Location: John Hope Franklin Room (Social Science Research Building, room 224)

9:00	Gathering, coffee and light breakfast
9:30-11:15	Panel V: Bioethics, Citizenship and Human Rights Chair: Judy Farquhar Karen-Sue Taussig: Mobilizing Life: Citizenship, Subjectivity, and the Quest for a Molecular Medical Clinic Joan Fujimura: Different Differences: The Use of Ancestry versus Race in Biomedical Human Genetic Research
11:15-11:30	Break
11:30-12:30	Open Discussion on Pedagogical Approaches to the New Sciences and Human Rights: How to Teach about Emerging Questions?
12:30-1:30	Lunch (Tea Room)
1:30-2:30	Roundtable Discussion: Where from Here?
2:30-3:00	Summary remarks