The Budapest meeting 2005 intensified networking on ethics of science: The case of reproductive cloning, germline gene therapy and human dignity

Science and Engineering Ethics 12 (4):731-793 (2006)
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Abstract

This paper reports on the meeting of the Sounding Board of the EU Reprogenetics Project that was held in Budapest, Hungary, 6–9 November 2005. The Reprogenetics Project runs from 2004 until 2007 and has a brief to study the ethical aspects of human reproductive cloning and germline gene therapy. Discussions during The Budapest Meeting are reported in depth in this paper as well as the initiatives to involve the participating groups and others in ongoing collaborations with the goal of forming an integrated network of European resources in the fields of ethics of science

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