Erin Morrow

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eye-tracking, Neuroethics, neuropolicy, pupil, Science Policy INTRODUCTION Within the last decade, consumer technologies have become increasingly capable at recording and analyzing physiological data. For instance, smartwatches can now monitor real-time heart rate, detect gait changes, and even conduct electrocardiograms, making recommendations based on these measures.

Jonathan is a current PCGC & CDDRC graduate student fellow researching the genetic etiology of Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) through bioinformatics and the analysis of ‘omics data. A biologist-by-training, he is interested in a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms of disease, from developmental biology and genetics to molecular biology and biochemistry.