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Paul Root Wolpe: Đã đến lúc phải xem xét lại ngành Kỹ thuật sinh học

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Tại TEDxPeachtree, nhà nghiên cứu đạo đức sinh học Paul Root Wolpe miêu tả một chuỗi các thí nghiệm kỹ thuật sinh học đáng kinh ngạc, từ các con vật nuôi lai ghép đến những con chuột mọc tai người. Ông đặt ra câu hỏi: phải chăng đã đến lúc chúng ta cần đưa ra những điều luật cơ bản cho ngành kỹ thuật sinh học?

Paul Root Wolpe examines the ethical implications of new science -- genetic modification, neuroscience and other breakthroughs that stretch our current philosophy to the breaking point. He's the chief bioethicist at NASA, among other appointments. Full bio »

Translated into Vietnamese by Huyen Bui
Reviewed by Lace Nguyen
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