Exploring the Many Dimensions of Sex and Gender in the Genomics Era - Day 1, Part 2

Delve into the complex intersections of sex, gender, and genomics in this symposium panel discussion from the National Human Genome Research Institute. Explore the historical context of sex categorization and its relationship to genomic research, featuring expert perspectives from biological and social sciences. Gain insights into topics such as the evolution of genomics and eugenics, Y chromosome research, and the interplay between science and policy. Engage with thought-provoking discussions on the multifaceted dimensions of sex characteristics and their connections to gender. Benefit from interdisciplinary conversations that aim to clarify complexities surrounding sex, gender, and genomics for scientists, policymakers, and the general public.

- Start Cassius Adair
- Genomics, Eugenics, and the 'Twilight Sexes' from Darwin to 'Gay Genes' Ross Brooks
- Y Chromosome Research: From Stigma to Science Christopher Donohue
- Science shaping policy, policy shaping science Os Keyes
- Discussion Q&A
- Closing Remarks Karen Parker