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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The rapid advances currently being made in biomedical research are challenging the ways we view our bodies and the environment. Perceptions of Promise arose from a workshop that brought together internationally recognized artists and biomedical scholars and scientists to explore questions surrounding stem cell research, public perceptions of biotechnology, and the parallels and differences between creative and scientific practices.Perceptions of Promise includes artworks created in response to the workshop coupled with articles by world-renowned scholars and medical researchers. It offers a compelling glimpse into a unique collaboration between scientists, scholars, and artists in a visually engaging publication that challenges the reader to consider the possibilities of biotechnology and stem cell research. Explores questions surrounding stem cell research, public perceptions of biotechnology, and the parallels and differences between creative and scientific practices Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

[NONE] 2009. (Mass market paperback) Fine. 12pp. 4to. Exhibition brochure, wrapped accordian fold, for the exhibition of the same name. Full colour images. Fine copy. Peter Hide. Anthony Care. Alan Reynolds. Tim Scott. Michael Steiner. Fab Gallery Department of Art + Design, University of Alberta and Alberta Foundation for the Arts.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The rapid advances currently being made in biomedical research are challenging the ways we view our bodies and the environment. Perceptions of Promise arose from a workshop that brought together internationally recognized artists and biomedical scholars and scientists to explore questions surrounding stem cell research, public perceptions of biotechnology, and the parallels and differences between creative and scientific practices.Perceptions of Promise includes artworks created in response to the workshop coupled with articles by world-renowned scholars and medical researchers. It offers a compelling glimpse into a unique collaboration between scientists, scholars, and artists in a visually engaging publication that challenges the reader to consider the possibilities of biotechnology and stem cell research. Explores questions surrounding stem cell research, public perceptions of biotechnology, and the parallels and differences between creative and scientific practices Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.