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46:51 MI Interviews - Prof Barbara Prainsack MI Interviews - Prof Barbara Prainsack	MI Interviews - Prof Barbara Prainsack Prof Barbara Prainsack discusses her research on solidarity with Graeme Laurie of the Mason Institute. Please note: All interviews are from a personal perspective and not representing the views… law edinburgh law school mason institute solidarity costs institutions practise action autonomy trustworthiness care person cost things similarity place question similarities framework society laws consent From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 10 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved
43:18 The Commercialisation of Tissue and Data The Commercialisation of Tissue and Data	The Commercialisation of Tissue and Data Presentation from the MI Lunch on "The Commercialisation of Tissue and Data" on 26 February 2015. About the Presentation While people take a relatively positive view of research use… law edinburgh law school mason institute concerns misuse consent access governance trustworthiness purposes transparency things commercialization companies interests confidence controls framework question trust accountability participation respect From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 15 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved
32:14 Trustworthiness Trustworthiness	Trustworthiness Liminal Spaces was a six-year Wellcome-funded project at Edinburgh Law School, which scrutinised regulatory systems that support human health research. The vision of the project was to deliver the… law edinburgh law school liminal spaces trustworthiness trust kind trajectory demonstrations things question demonstration point proxies systems consent researchers framework interest values mechanisms bit regulation spaces From Elisabeth Barlow 0 likes 11 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created May 4th, 2021
04:33 Ethical Benefits part 2 Ethical Benefits part 2	Ethical Benefits part 2 Ethical Benefits part 2 hds care government ways lives engagement benefits analytics methods individual promise companies benefit trustworthiness governance trust idea programs lesson rosette millions From Dimitrios Doudesis 0 likes 340 plays 0 Course Code GLHE11086 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
06:27 Six in six minutes - 3 students and 3 staff… Six in six minutes - 3 students and 3 staff discuss Wikipedia in the Classroom at the University of Edinburgh	Six in six minutes - 3 students and 3 staff discuss Wikipedia in the Classroom at the University of Edinburgh Contributors include:Karoline Nanfeldt - 4th year Psychology undergraduate student. Tomas Sanders - 4th year History undergraduate student. Aine Kavanagh - Senior Hons. Reproductive Biology student.… accessible relevant people pedia contribute black history month references thought learning social history university of edinburgh medical school education caption complete starting point aine kavanagh rabbit hole economics terminology critical thinking wikipedia tomas sanders contributing source wikipedia in the classroom teaching with wikipedia ruth jenkins michael seery biology diversity academic support librarian reliable source reproductive biology communicate karoline nanfeldt effects student information literacy article reproductive biomedicine trustworthiness change knowledge chemistry resource educational psychology wikipedia in education imbalances equality and diversity psychology mass media representation jenni garden history From Ewan McAndrew 0 likes 152 plays 0 Publisher Ewan McAndrew - Wikimedian in Residence Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created June 12th, 2018

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