Eubios Ethics Institute

Publications and Information

Activities and consultation

Eubios Ethics Institute is determined to encourage practical activities built upon the results of research to implement policy, consistent with the goals and needs of various communities around the world.

We are open to collaboration on the full range of topics in bioethics research,  and in the past have been involved in contracted research for a wide variety of areas including bioethics education across more than twenty countries of the world, community engagement for genetically modified organisms, community engagement for the Haplotype Mapping (HapMap) project in human genetics, informed consent, and public attitudes to life, science and technology. The main target countries are in Asia and the Pacific.