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Please join the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Chicago (CEAS) for their East Asia by the Book!
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The Innes Lecture is an annual event exploring important developments in the history of science. This year's lecture is given online by Professor Nick Hopwood, Visible Embryos: A History of Human Development
We are used to seeing images of human embryos and fetuses everywhere: in classrooms, clinics and on the news.
We share ultrasound scans and use images to learn about human origins. Though debates over evolution and abortion sometimes make these pictures controversial, we tend to take them for granted.
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