The MCG programme has, through two calls for proposals, selected and funded a total of 26 research projects at various Dutch universities. These projects,
usually Ph.D. or postdoc projects, covered an impressive range of disciplines − from sociology to philosophy and from ethics to law. In total, around 60 researchers
were involved a project funded by MCG. Below is an overview of all MCG projects including a short description of the main questions asked and methodologies used.
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Sharing nature and its biodiversity; claims to genetic resources, technology and biotechnological products in a proprietary perspective.
Prof. J.J. Brinkhof (UU)
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Genetic
characteristics and (non) discrimination
Prof. dr J.K.M. Gevers (UvA, AMC)
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Gene-Time. Genomics and the Construction of Time.
Dr. J.A. Harbers (RUG)
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Genome-information: access and future control.
Dr. R. Hoedemaekers (RU/UMC Radboud)
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Genetics and society in the making: a comparative analysis of a clinical genetic- and a population genetic practice with respect to cardiovasculair diseases.
Prof. dr K. Horstman (UM)
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New Interfaces for the Health Care and Food System. A pragmatist approach Genomics and Nutrigenomics.
Prof. dr M.J.A.A. Korthals (WUR)
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Opinion development on Genomics. A study among secondary school students and genomics researchers.
Mw. dr S. Severiens (EUR)
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Public Understanding of Genomics.
Prof. dr E.R. Seydel (UT)
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Seeing the future first and most clearly. Een experimentele benadering van information acceleration voor (nutri)genomics.
Prof. dr. ir. J.C.M. van Trijp (WUR)
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Genomic Databases: Common Heritage or Commodity?
Prof. mr. dr D.J.G Visser |
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Nutrigenomics and society in the making: a conceptual empirical analysis of the evolving research practice of an integrated genomics approach towards gut health.
Prof. dr. R. Vos (UM)
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Genomics and Human Nature.
Prof. dr H.J. Achterhuis (UT)
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Ethical aspects of research into genetic factors linked to Alzheimer's disease.
Dr. W.J.M. Dekkers (UMC St Radboud)
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Personal characteristics in DNA forensics: the right not to know and other choices in legislation.
Dr. B.J. Koops (UvT)
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A DNA Profile's Capacity for Rights: On the Interference between Science and the Law in Forensic DNA Practice in the Netherlands.
Dr. A.A. M'charek (UvA)
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Between the clinic and the kitchen cabinet. A study assessing the development of functional foods in relation to genomics.
Dr. J.A.A. Swart (RUG)
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The Risky Self: Understanding the relationships between self-image, genetic risk information and health related behaviour.
Dr. D.R.M. Timmermans (VU Medisch Centrum)
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Predictive genetic testing of minors for cardiovascular disease: an ethical evaluation with regard to personal, parental, and professional responsibility.
Dr. G.M.W.R. de Wert (UM)
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Education through fiction: the effects of images, icons and ideas on moral reasoning about genomics.
Prof. dr I.D. de Beaufort (Erasmus MC)
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Expanding neonatal screening: is it socially acceptable and morally justified?
Dr. P.H. Verkerk (TNO)
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Towards a 'lingua
democratica' for the public debate on genomics.
Prof. dr P.H.J.M. Derkx (UvH)
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Genetics and insurance: rearranging responsibilities and solidarity.
Prof. dr K. Horstman (UM)
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Genomics between prescriptive code and social construction: An analysis of the constraints and possibilities for social choices in genomics for developing countries. Dr. G. Ruivenkamp (WUR)
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The Socio-genetic Marginalization in Asia Programme (SMAP): A comparative approach to the relationship between genomics, governance, and social identity.
Dr. M.E. Sleeboom (IIAS)
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User-producer interactions in functional genomics innovations.
Prof. dr. ir. R.E.H.M. Smits (UU)
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New Representational Spaces. Investigations of interactions between and intersections of Art and Genomics.
Prof. dr. R. Zwijnenberg (UM)
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