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Gene Horizons uses unique stop-motion animations by Cameron Duguid to explain the science behind gene therapy. By combining engaging, scientifically accurate visuals with interviews from five leading experts in the field, the film provides an overview of how this cutting-edge technology is already being used to treat genetic disease and other conditions.

This short documentary is an introduction to gene therapies ideal for the general public and the classroom. A toolkit of more in-depth resources on the topics covered in the film is available at Gene Horizons | EuroGCT (www.eurogct.org/gene-horizons).

Gene Horizons was funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme.

With many thanks to our expert contributors:
Zoltan Ivics | Leipzig University & Fraunhofer IZI
Claire Booth | Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust
John James | Sickle Cell Society
Subarna Chakravorty | King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Julio Delgado | Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
Cameron Duguid | Director & Animator
Clare Blackburn and Amy Hardie | Executive Producers
Heather Love | Producer
Anna Couturier, PhD., Hsin-Yu Kuo and Jennifer Lorigan | Line Producers
With thanks to:
Val Wilson, Tilo Kunath, Sally Lowell, Amy Lowell, Jessie Kim and Natalie McHugh, Robin Leathart, Isabel Blackburn, Ian Chambers, Lauren Tedaldi, Chloe Goldman, Jacky Buckton, Elizabeth Mills, Duncan Bowers, Kirsty Anderson, Robin Morton MBA, Lauren Hockenhull, Jane Wright, Becky Smith, Abbie Lacey-Darrah, Catherine Southworth, Dominic Cairns-Gibson and Sara Al Disi.

Filmed at:
Institute for Regeneration and Repair, The University of Edinburgh
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust
Sickle Cell Society, London
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Hospital Clínic de Barcelona

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Gene Horizons

EuroGCT and EuroStemCell 28/10/2025 23:25

Gene Horizons uses unique stop-motion animations by Cameron Duguid to explain the science behind gene therapy. By combining engaging, scientifically accurate visuals with interviews from five leading experts in the field, the film provides an overview of how this cutting-edge technology is already being used to treat genetic disease and other conditions.

This short documentary is an introduction to gene therapies ideal for the general public and the classroom. A toolkit of more in-depth resources on the topics covered in the film is available at Gene Horizons | EuroGCT (www.eurogct.org/gene-horizons).

Gene Horizons was funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme.

With many thanks to our expert contributors:
Zoltan Ivics | Leipzig University & Fraunhofer IZI
Claire Booth | Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust
John James | Sickle Cell Society
Subarna Chakravorty | King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Julio Delgado | Hospital Clínic de Barcelona
Cameron Duguid | Director & Animator
Clare Blackburn and Amy Hardie | Executive Producers
Heather Love | Producer
Anna Couturier, PhD., Hsin-Yu Kuo and Jennifer Lorigan | Line Producers
With thanks to:
Val Wilson, Tilo Kunath, Sally Lowell, Amy Lowell, Jessie Kim and Natalie McHugh, Robin Leathart, Isabel Blackburn, Ian Chambers, Lauren Tedaldi, Chloe Goldman, Jacky Buckton, Elizabeth Mills, Duncan Bowers, Kirsty Anderson, Robin Morton MBA, Lauren Hockenhull, Jane Wright, Becky Smith, Abbie Lacey-Darrah, Catherine Southworth, Dominic Cairns-Gibson and Sara Al Disi.

Filmed at:
Institute for Regeneration and Repair, The University of Edinburgh
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust
Sickle Cell Society, London
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Hospital Clínic de Barcelona

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Gene Horizons

Looking for a guide to introducing stem cell biology to secondary students currently homeschooling? Download CÚRAM's Exploring Stem Cells for Secondary Schools Lesson Plan Booklet and presentation.

Developed "by teachers for teachers", this lesson plan covers the basics of questions around stem cell biology; what is a stem cell? What is the difference between different types of cells? Why are scientists so interested in studying stem cells and their potential uses?

See more here:
https://www.eurostemcell.org/exploring-stem-cells-secondary-schools-curam

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CÚRAM Exploring Stem Cells for Secondary Schools - Homeschool Stem Cells Talk & Activity

Erik Tolen, Postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Cell and Developmental Biology at Max Planck Institute for Molecular Biomedicine, answers the question: what are stem cells? Join the conversation with #OpenUpStemCells and @EuroStemCell!

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#OpenUpStemCells: Erik Tolen on stem cells

Dr Elisa Laurenti, Group Leader at the Wellcome – MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, answers the question: how do you use stem cells in your research? Join the conversation with #OpenUpStemCells and @EuroStemCell!

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#OpenUpStemCells: Dr Elisa Laurenti on stem cells in her research

Prof. Roger Barker, Group Leader at the Wellcome – MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, answers the question: how long does it take to get from the Lab to the Clinic? Join the conversation with #OpenUpStemCells and @EuroStemCell!

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#OpenUpStemCells: Roger Barker on getting research to the clinic

Prof. Roger Barker, Group Leader at the Wellcome – MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute, answers the question: how can I participate in clinical trials? Join the conversation with #OpenUpStemCells and @EuroStemCell!

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#OpenUpStemCells: Roger Barker on participating in clinical trials

Janet Rossant, Senior Scientist in the Developmental & Stem Cell Biology program at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), answers the questions: what ethical questions have arisen during your career? What are future ethical questions the public and stem cell researchers will have to grapple with? What are some aspirations you have for stem cell research in the future? Join the conversation with #OpenUpStemCells and @EuroStemCell

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#OpenUpStemCells: Janet Rossant

Yannik Breitkreuz, Doktorand bei der LIFE & BRAIN GmbH, beantwortet die Frage, was Organoide sind. Mach mit und folge der Diskussion unter #OpenUpStemCells und @EuroStemCell

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#OpenUpStemCells: Yannik Breitkreuz erklärt, was Organoide sind.

Mukul Tewary, Post Doctoral Fellow at the Centre for Stem Cells & Regenerative Medicine at King's College, answers the questions: how do you use stem cells in your research and what do you hope it will lead to? Join the conversation with #OpenUpStemCells and @EuroStemCell

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#OpenUpStemCells: Mukul Tewary on stem cells and research goals

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