The Conference is organized by European University Cyprus, Erasmus University Rotterdam and IDIVAL and will address different topics related to Human Rights and Biomedicine:
– New reproductive technologies.
– Research in embryos and genetic editing.
– Transplants.
– Equality in access to health.
The following speakers of international renown are expected to attend:
– Christian Byk (member of the French Commission at UNESCO).
– John Harris (Director of the Institute of Science, Ethics and Innovation at the University of Manchester School of Law).
– George Serghides (Cypriot Judge at the European Court of Human Rights).
– Rita Vassena (Scientific Director of the Eugin Infertility Clinic).
For more information and submission of abstracts and registration (open deadline) please visit the official website of the event: http://nicosia-conference2.webnode.es/
Biomedical research and innovation are only possible thanks to everyone’s collaboration. This is how we move forward in improving the health of patients and the wider community