Friday, January 26 • 4:30–6:00 p.m.
Filmmaker Lodge, 550 Main St., second floor
The story may live in us, but if we can’t tell our stories well, what difference will they make? When it comes to DNA, ancestry, and genetic science, this is where art and science can converge. Join Geralyn Dreyfous, co-founder of Impact Partners and GameChanger Films, as she moderates a conversation between two Sundance filmmakers, three of Utah’s top genetic scientists, and Utah’s own Ancestry.com as they come together to unpack the question: How can artists and scientists work more closely together to more broadly communicate the amazing advances in human understanding?
Presented by University of Utah Health
Credits
| Geralyn Dreyfous
Panelist | Deb Neklason
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| Mark Yandell
Panelist | Martin Trisatani-Firouzi
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| Christian Frei
Panelist | Noman Khan
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