The Ethics of Snipping DNA with CRISPR with Rachel Haurwitz (Caribou Biosciences)
Recorded on October 4, 2019. Rachel Haurwitz is the founder of Caribou Biosciences, a startup on the cutting edge of gene editing technologies — including animal and human DNA. She will chat with us about the ethical and scientific questions surrounding CRISPRing human embryos and what that could mean for the future of humanity.
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