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About Center<\/p>\n

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The foundation of the TSU Center for Science and Ethics<\/strong> was the result of the consolidation of many years of efforts to develop mechanisms and tools for expertise, consultation and implementation of research ethics standards which is spread in academia all over the world.<\/p>\n

In 2011<\/strong> one of the first in Russiathe Ethics Committee for Interdisciplinary Research\u00a0was established which includes 14 leading Russian and foreign experts.<\/p>\n

In 2015<\/strong>, at an international conference organized by TSU in cooperation with Goldsmiths, the University of London established the Accessible Genetics Consortium TAGC<\/a>. The purpose of the Consortium is to\u00a0communicate genetic knowledge in an accessible way and to address its ethical and legal issues\u00a0\u2013 to enable everyone to benefit from genetic discoveries.\u00a0<\/strong><\/em> To achieve this goal, the Consortium brings together the efforts of scientists, lawyers, media representatives, government agencies and businesses.<\/p>\n

Since 2016<\/strong>, on the basis of the TSU International Center for Human Development Research<\/a>, in the structure of which the Center for Science and Ethics has been established, the English-language interdisciplinary master’s program “Human Development: Genetics, Neuroscience and Psychology”<\/a> is being implemented. The component of scientific ethics is built into both the educational project and the research work of students.<\/p>\n

Large-scale cross-cultural research is ongoing based on the iGLAS<\/a> International Genetic Literacy and Attitudes Questionnaire tool, which is available in 7 languages<\/strong>. More than 15,000 respondents<\/strong> took part in the study. The results have been published in leading scientific journals. The new version of the iGLAS-Law and Ethics questionnaire is devoted to the study of the legal and ethical aspects of genetic research and their use.<\/p>\n

The Center’s activities are aimed at:<\/strong><\/p>\n