Health, European Muslims and Gender: Medical Authority and Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Islam (HEMGEN)
The project Health, European Muslims and Gender: Medical Authority and Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Islam (HEMGEN) explores how Muslims living in minority contexts in Europe navigate between the authority of medical science and the authority of religion, and how these dynamics may shape their access to healthcare.
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Dr. Rosa Martínez-Cuadros
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Funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships (2023).
Grant Agreement ID: 101148857.
Science and Religion: Exploring the Spectrum of Global Perspectives (SRES2)
The project “Science and religion: global perspectives” has as its primary objective to understand how the relationship between science and religion is perceived in various social, political, cultural, and religious contexts. The research emphasizes understanding the relationship between religion and theories of evolution, as well as understanding how the scientific community and society, in general, perceive this relationship.
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Dr. Fern Eldson-Baker, University of Birmingham, UK.
PI and Co-PI in the Spain case: Dr. Mar Griera, UAB; Dr. Cecilia Delgado-Molina and Dr. Rafael Cazarin.
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The Templeton Religious Trust funded this project.
Between science and religion. An empirical study to understand the role of religious beliefs in opposition to biomedical technologies (ECIREL)
The main objective of this research is to analyse the emergence, transmission and circulation of discourses and practices of reticence and rejection of biomedical technologies and treatments, with special emphasis on unravelling the role of religious and spiritual beliefs when such rejection occurs.
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Prof. Mar Griera
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Grant PID2020-120201GB-I00 funded by:
Science Religion and Health 