SINGAPORE : A thought-provoking exhibition that also seeks to question one's ethics is now on at the Science Centre Singapore.
At the Bioethics exhibition, which was launched by Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan on Wednesday, visitors are introduced to the concept of bioethics and the nature of bioethical issues.
Complex themes like stem cell research and genetic modification of organisms are presented in a simple and engaging manner.
The exhibition also aims to stimulate critical thinking and encourage learning through self-reflection.
This includes issues like whether one would choose genes to determine the sex of a child or whether cloning should be allowed.
Visitors can also take part in the decision-making process through various interactive thematic exhibits.
The exhibition is organised by the Science Centre, the Centre for Biomedical Ethics, National University of Singapore, and the Bioethics Advisory Committee. - CNA/ms
At the Bioethics exhibition, which was launched by Health Minister Khaw Boon Wan on Wednesday, visitors are introduced to the concept of bioethics and the nature of bioethical issues.
Complex themes like stem cell research and genetic modification of organisms are presented in a simple and engaging manner.
The exhibition also aims to stimulate critical thinking and encourage learning through self-reflection.
This includes issues like whether one would choose genes to determine the sex of a child or whether cloning should be allowed.
Visitors can also take part in the decision-making process through various interactive thematic exhibits.
The exhibition is organised by the Science Centre, the Centre for Biomedical Ethics, National University of Singapore, and the Bioethics Advisory Committee. - CNA/ms