3-0165 TRACES AND LEGACIES OF THE SELF: TECHNIQUES OF IDENTIFICATION & ANONYMIZATION

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Thursday, November 17, 2011: 08:00-09:45

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Students, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Linda F Hogle (Univ Wisconsin-Madison) and Lynn M Morgan (Mt Holyoke)

Chairs: Linda F Hogle (Univ Wisconsin-Madison)

08:00

Cellular Remnants and Relations: The Case of Fetal Cell Microchimerism

Lynn M Morgan (Mt Holyoke)

08:15

Anonymity and Identity At the Cellular Level

Linda F Hogle (Univ Wisconsin-Madison)

08:30

Wax, Skin and Name: Traces of the Individual Behind the Moulage

Cristiana Bastos (University of Lisbon)

08:45

The Truth about Me? Person-Making and Interpellation In the Biobanking Industry

Klaus Lindgaard Hoeyer (University of Copenhagen)

09:00

Maintaining Donor Anonymity: Contemporary Cryobanking's Dilemma in the Age of Technology

Ayeshah Emon (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

09:15

discussion

09:30

Discussion

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