Tuesday 5 May 2009
The Science Museum’s Dana Centre
165 Queen’s Gate SW7 5HD
7pm-8.45pm

Free entry. Booking required.

It is 2030. Genetic screening has revealed Catie is predisposed to certain kinds of brain tumour. She acquiesces to a programme of regular brain scans, but when she misses an appointment problems arise with her health insurance and at work. Mike, meanwhile, has been put on a life-long course of drugs and behavioural therapies to prevent him from expressing the antisocial behaviour associated with psychopathy.

Come and immerse yourself in a multi-media performance exploring how genetics and brain scanning might influence our future, and join in a discussion with the experts.

The panelists:
Professor Judy Illes
Professor Jeffrey Rosen
Dr Christine Hauskeller

Chairperson:
Dr Mark Lythgoe

For full details visit interiortraces.com