Prof. Steve Sturdy continues our spring speaker series with the talk “Eugenics and Bioeconomic Value” on June 2nd. You can register to attend via zoom here: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

The deadline has been extended to May 5th to submit to Our project's symposium "Panel #106: Human Genomics in the Global Economy" at the next 4S Conference, in Toronto (Oct 7 – 10). Please consider submitting your abstract! More information can be found here: hugera.org/2026/04/15/j...

Our project is organizing an open symposium "Panel #106: Human Genomics in the Global Economy" at the next 4S Conference, in Toronto (Oct 7 – 10). Please consider submitting your abstract! More information can be found here: hugera.org/2026/04/15/j...

Dr. Phila M. Msimang continues our spring speaker series with the talk “Is diversity higher? Against the superficial inclusion of racial and ethnic groups in biomedical and clinical research” on April 5th. You can register to attend via zoom here: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

Reminder that the HUGERA online lecture series continues on March 3rd with the talk "Lessons from Stateville: Race, Genetics, and the Biological Search for a Social Kind". You can register to attend via zoom: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

The HUGERA online lecture series continues on March 3rd! You can Register to attend via zoom: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

Reminder that Prof. Duana Fullwiley (Stanford University) kicks off our spring speaker series with the talk “Into the Lab: Racial World Building and its Discontents” on February 3rd. You can register to attend via zoom here:https://hugera.org/lecture-series/

Prof. Duana Fullwiley (Stanford University) kicks off our spring speaker series with the talk “Into the Lab: Racial World Building and its Discontents” on February 3rd. You can register to attend via zoom here: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

Dr. Yasmin Haddad (Postdoctoral Fellow at UQAM) continues our online speaker series with the talk "When imprecision is a bad thing: the case of ancestry" on December 2nd. You can register to attend via zoom here: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

Prof. Sarah Abel (Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas, UNAM) continues our online speaker series with the talk "Should genomic knowledge change our personal conceptions of race? (And, if so, how?)" on November 4th. You can Register to attend via zoom: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

Prof. Katharina Schramm (Universität Bayreuth) kicks off our speaker series with the talk “We are all Africans! Antiracist projects and racializing practices in South Africa post-apartheid genomics” on October 21st. You can register to attend via zoom here: hugera.org/lecture-seri...

Is current Human Genomics reifying Race? Hugera's PI Celso Neto addresses this question on Monday at ROTO Lecture Series.

ROTO Research Group@roto-rub.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Next Monday, we start the new Lecture Series! We're very happy to welcome @celsoneto.bsky.social as our first speaker. 🤩 Celso will talk about race reification and population descriptors in human genomics. Just register here to participate: rotorub.wordpress.com/roto-lecture... #PhilSci #PhilMed

Next Monday, we start the new Lecture Series! We're very happy to welcome @celsoneto.bsky.social as our first speaker. 🤩 Celso will talk about race reification and population descriptors in human genomics. Just register here to participate: rotorub.wordpress.com/roto-lecture... #PhilSci #PhilMed

Hello BLue-Sky, are you interested in the study of the social implications of genomics? Our project brings together philosophers, social scientists, and geneticists to address this question. Follow us here and sign-up for our mailing list at Hugera.org/contact/ #philsky #STS #metascience