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The Hastings Center for Bioethics announces the 2025-26 Sadler Scholars, advanced doctoral students and early-career bioethics researchers selected through a competitive application process. The Sadler Scholars initiative provides mentoring, workshops, opportunities for feedback on works in progress, and other activities that support professional development and community building. All activities are remote.<\/p>\n
Two of the new Sadler Scholars are also CERA Fellows \u2014 their research focuses on the ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) of human genomics. The Hastings Center is delighted to collaborate with the Center for ELSI Research and Analysis (CERA)<\/a> to offer additional professional opportunities to Sadler Scholars who are ELSI researchers.<\/p>\n The new Sadler Scholars-CERA Fellows are:<\/p>\n Sadler Scholars returning for a special opportunity for project-focused mentorship are:<\/p>\n Erik Parens<\/a>, a senior research scholar at The Hastings Center, has joined the Sadler Scholars\u2019 roster of mentors, with special responsibility for mentoring the CERA Fellows.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Sadler Scholars program was launched in 2021 by senior research scholar Nancy Berlinger<\/a>. \u201cWhat began as a pandemic pivot at a time when our residential visiting scholar program was suspended has becoming a thriving, mutually supportive community of next-generation bioethics researchers and committed mentors,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n Stipends for new Sadler Scholars are provided by The Hastings Center through the\u00a0Blair and Georgia Sadler Fund for Socially Just Health Policy<\/a>. The Sadler Fund also supports\u00a0expert advisors<\/a>\u00a0to this initiative, who serve as mentors.<\/p>\n\n
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