The Harvard/Stanford/Yale Junior Faculty Forum acts as a liaison between new and veteran American scholars, strengthening ties and allowing communal space for discourse on the merits of submissions and methodologies that are discussed.
Professor Erwin presented on the fundamental similarities between genetic engineering and other forms of wildlife management before an audience of his peers and senior faculty. His paper argued that the Endangered Species Act should cover the legalization of genetic engineering as an available tool for conservation. Professor Erwin successfully paints a practical roadmap for federal wildlife agencies to balance endangered species conservation and protection with protecting the public from the negative consequences of bioengineering.
Written By Terra Etkins