Program on Science, Technology and Society at Harvard

Harvard Kennedy School of Government | Harvard University

Publications

Erik Aarden

Aarden, Erik. 2015. “Constitutions Of Justice In Genetic Medicine: Distributing Diagnostics For Familial Hypercholesterolemia In Three European Countries”. Critical Policy Studies, 1-19. Link to Article.

Valkenburg, Govert, and Erik Aarden. 2011. “Constructing Embryos, Constructing Politics: Connecting Politics And Technology In The Netherlands And Germany”. Biosocieties 6 (4): 447-465. Link to Article.

Aarden, Erik, Ine Van Hoyweghen, and Klasien Horstman. 2011. “The Paradox Of Public Health Genomics: Definition And Diagnosis Of Familial Hypercholesterolaemia In Three European Countries”. Scandinavian Journal Of Public Health 39 (6): 634-639. Link to Article.

Aarden, Erik, Ine Van Hoyweghen, and Klasien Horstman. 2011. “Constructing Access In Predictive Medicine. Comparing Classification For Hereditary Breast Cancer Risks In England, Germany And The Netherlands”. Social Science & Medicine (1982) 72 (4): 553-559. Link to Article.

Aarden, Erik, Ine Van Hoyweghen, and Klasien Horstman. 2010. “Solidarity In Practices Of Provision: Distributing Access To Genetic Technologies In Health Care In Germany, The Netherlands And The United Kingdom”. New Genetics & Society 29 (4): 369-388. Link to Article.

Aarden, Erik. 2009. “Technoscience, Technological Cultures And Socialisation”. Jcom : Journal Of Science Communication 8 (3). Link to Article.

Aarden, Erik, Ine Van Hoyweghen, Rein Vos, and Klasien Horstman. 2009. “Providing Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis In The United Kingdom, The Netherlands And Germany: A Comparative In-Depth Analysis Of Health-Care Access”. Human Reproduction (Oxford, England) 24 (7): 1542-1547. Link to Article.

Aarden, Erik, Ine Van Hoyweghen, Klasien Horstman, and Rein Vos. 2008. “Learning From Co-Evolution Of Policy And Technology. Different Pgds In The Netherlands, Germany And Britain”. Journal Of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research And Practice 10 (2): 191-206. Link to Article.

Jay Aronson

London, Alex John, Lisa S. Parker, and Jay D. Aronson. 2013. “Public Health. Dna Identification After Conflict Or Disaster”. Science (New York, N.y.) 341 (6151): 1178-1179. Link to Article.

Parker, Lisa S., Alex John London, and Jay D. Aronson. 2013. “Incidental Findings In The Use Of Dna To Identify Human Remains: An Ethical Assessment”. Forensic Science International. Genetics 7 (2): 221-229. Link to Article.

Aronson, Jay D. 2011. “The Strengths And Limitations Of South Africa’s Search For Apartheid-Era Missing Persons”. International Journal Of Transitional Justice 5 (2): ijr013. Link to Article.

Aronson, Jay D. 2008. “Creating The Network And The Actors: The Fbi’s Role In The Standardization Of Forensic Dna Profiling”. Biosocieties 3 (02): 195–215. Link to Article.

Aronson, Jay D. 2007. “Brain Imaging, Culpability And The Juvenile Death Penalty”. Psychology, Public Policy, And Law13 (2): 115-142. Link to Article.

Primack, Brian A., Jay D. Aronson, and Aaron A. Agarwal. 2006. “An Old Custom, A New Threat To Tobacco Control”. American Journal Of Public Health 96 (8): 1339. Link to Article.

Aronson, Jay D. 2006. “The “Starch Wars” And The Early History Of Dna Profiling”. Forensic Science Review, 59-72. Link to Article.

Aronson, Jay D. 2005. “Dna Fingerprinting On Trial: The Dramatic Early History Of A New Forensic Technique”. Endeavour 29 (3): 126-131. Link to Article.

McCarthy, Richard, Leila A. Halawi, Jay D. Aronson, Richard McCarthy, Leila A. Halawi, and Jay D. Aronson. 2005. “Information Technology Ethics: A Research Framework”. Issues In Information Systems 6 (2): 64.

Aronson, Jay D. 2002. “’molecules And Monkeys’: George Gaylord Simpson And The Challenge Of Molecular Evolution”. History And Philosophy Of The Life Sciences 24 (3-4): 441-465. Link to Article.

Ruha Benjamin

Thompson, Charis, Ruha Benjamin, Jessica Cussins, and Marcy Darnovsky. 2015. “Innovation And Equity In An Age Of Gene Editing”. The Guardian.

Benjamin, Ruha. 2015. “The Emperor’S New Genes Science, Public Policy, And The Allure Of Objectivity”. The Annals Of The American Academy Of Political And Social Science 661 (1): 130-142. Link to Article.

Benjamin, Ruha. 2014. “Race For Cures: Rethinking The Racial Logics Of ‘Trust’ In Biomedicine”. Sociology Compass 8 (6): 755-769. Link to Article.

Benjamin, Ruha. 2014. “Conjuring Difference, Concealing Inequality: A Brief Tour Of Racecraft”. Theory And Society 43 (6): 683-688. Link to Article.

Benjamin, Ruha. 2014. “Race For Cures: Rethinking The Racial Logics Of ‘trust’ In Biomedicine.(Report)” 8 (6): 755.

Benjamin, Ruha. 2013. People’s Science: Bodies And Rights On The Stem Cell Frontier. Palo Alto: Stanford University Press.

Benjamin, Ruha. 2011. “Organized Ambivalence: When Sickle Cell Disease And Stem Cell Research Converge”. Ethnicity & Health 16 (4-5): 447-463. Link to Article.

Benjamin, Ruha. 2009. “A Lab Of Their Own: Genomic Sovereignty As Postcolonial Science Policy”. Policy And Society28 (4): 341-355. Link to Article.

Alessandro Blasimme

Bousquet, J., D. Kuh, M. Bewick, T. Strandberg, J. Farrell, R. Pengelly, M.E. Joel, et al. 2015. “Operative Definition Of Active And Healthy Ageing (Aha): Meeting Report. Montpellier October 20–21, 2014”. European Geriatric Medicine 6 (2): 196-200. Link to Article.

Canevelli, Marco, Alessandro Blasimme, Nicola Vanacore, Giuseppe Bruno, and Matteo Cesari. 2015. “From Evidence To Action: Promoting A Multidimensional Approach To Mild Cognitive Impairment.”. Journal Of The American Medical Directors Association 16 (8). Elsevier: 710-1. Link to Article.

Canevelli, Marco, Paola Piscopo, Giuseppina Talarico, Nicola Vanacore, Alessandro Blasimme, Alessio Crestini, Giuseppe Tosto, et al. 2014. “Familial Alzheimer’s Disease Sustained By Presenilin 2 Mutations: Systematic Review Of Literature And Genotype-Phenotype Correlation”. Neuroscience And Biobehavioral Reviews 42: 170-179. Link to Article.

Rial-Sebbag, Emmanuelle, and Alessandro Blasimme. 2014. “The European Court Of Human Rights’ Ruling On Unproven Stem Cell Therapies: A Missed Opportunity?”. Stem Cells And Development 23 Suppl 1: 39-43. Link to Article.

Canevelli, Marco, Alessandro Blasimme, Nicola Vanacore, Giuseppe Bruno, and Matteo Cesari. 2014. “Issues About The Use Of Subjective Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer’s Disease Research.”. Alzheimer’s & Dementia : The Journal Of The Alzheimer’s Association 10 (6). Elsevier: 881-2. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro, and Emmanuelle Rial-Sebbag. 2013. “Regulation Of Cell-Based Therapies In Europe: Current Challenges And Emerging Issues”. Stem Cells And Development 22 Suppl 1: 14-19. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro, Paolo Maugeri, and Pierre-Luc Germain. 2013. “What Mechanisms Can’t Do: Explanatory Frameworks And The Function Of The P53 Gene In Molecular Oncology”. Studies In History And Philosophy Of Biological And Biomedical Sciences 44 (3): 374-384. Link to Article.

Bortolotti, Lisa, Matteo Mameli, and Alessandro Blasimme. 2013. “Sentience, Moral Relevance Of”. In International Encyclopedia Of Ethics. Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Link to Article.

Meslin, Eric M., Alessandro Blasimme, and Anne Cambon-Thomsen. 2013. “Mapping The Translational Science Policy ‘valley Of Death’”. Clinical And Translational Medicine 2 (1): 14. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro, C. Sandis, and Lisa Bortolotti. 2013. “Two Approaches To Animal Ethics: The Case Of Great Apes”. In Animal Minds And Animal Ethics: Connecting Two Separate Fields, edited by Wild and Petrus,. Trascript Verlag. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro, Bettina Schmietow, and Giuseppe Testa. 2013. “Reprogramming Potentiality: The Co-Production Of Stem Cell Policy And Democracy”. Ajob: The American Journal Of Bioethics 13 (1): 30-32. Link to Article.

Canevelli, Marco, and Alessandro Blasimme. 2013. “Next-Generation Phenotyping And Genomic Incidental Findings: Beyond The Parkin Example”. Jama Neurology 70 (12): 1589-1590. Link to Article.

Anastasova, Velizara, Alessandro Blasimme, Sophie Julia, and Anne Cambon-Thomsen. 2013. “Genomic Incidental Findings: Reducing The Burden To Be Fair”. Ajob: The American Journal Of Bioethics 13 (2): 52-54. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro. 2013. “Translating Stem Cells To The Clinic: Scientific Societies And The Making Of Regenerative Medecine”. Quaderni, no. 2: 29.

Blasimme, Alessandro, Alexandra Soulier, Sophie Julia, Samantha Leonard, and Anne Cambon-Thomsen. 2012. “Disclosing Results To Genomic Research Participants: Differences That Matter”. Ajob: The American Journal Of Bioethics 12 (10): 20-22. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro, and Ariane Dröscher. 2011. “History And Ethics Of Stem Cell Research.”. In Els (Encyclopedia Of Life Sciences). Chichester: John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Link to Article.

Maugeri, Paolo, and Alessandro Blasimme. 2011. “Humanised Models Of Cancer In Molecular Medicine: The Experimental Control Of Disanalogy”. History And Philosophy Of The Life Sciences 33 (4): 603-621. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro, and Lisa Bortolotti. 2010. “Intentionality And The Welfare Of Minded Non-Humans”. Teorema: Revista Internacional De Filosofía 29 (2): 83-96. Link to Article.

Blasimme, Alessandro. 2008. “La Scienza, La Bioetica E La Crazione Di Ibridi E Chimere (Science, Bioethics And The Creation Of Hybrids And Chimeras)” 16 (1): 21-45. Link to Article.

Margaret Curnutte

Curnutte, Margaret A. 2015. “Book Review: The Birth Of A Genetics Policy: Social Issues Of Newborn Screening”. Contemporary Sociology: A Journal Of Reviews 44 (6): 862-864. Link to Article.

Kaufman, David J., Margaret A. Curnutte, and Amy L. McGuire. 2014. “Clinical Integration Of Next Generation Sequencing: A Policy Analysis”. The Journal Of Law, Medicine & Ethics: A Journal Of The American Society Of Law, Medicine & Ethics 42 Suppl 1: 5-8. Link to Article.

Curnutte, Margaret A., Karen L. Frumovitz, Juli M. Bollinger, Amy L. McGuire, and David J. Kaufman. 2014. “Development Of The Clinical Next-Generation Sequencing Industry In A Shifting Policy Climate”. Nature Biotechnology32 (10): 980-982. Link to Article.

Curnutte, Margaret A., and Giuseppe Testa. 2012. “Consuming Genomes: Scientific And Social Innovation In Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing”. New Genetics & Society 31 (2): 159-181. Link to Article.

Rachel Douglas-Jones

Douglas-Jones, Rachel. 2015. “A ‘Good’ Ethical Review: Audit And Professionalism In Research Ethics”. Social Anthropology 23 (1): 53-67. Link to Article.

Douglas-Jones, Rachel. 2015. “A ‘Good’ Ethical Review: Audit And Professionalism In Research Ethics: Ethical Review In Asia: Audit And Professionalism”. Social Anthropology 23 (1): 53-67. Link to Article.

Simpson, Bob, Vajira H. W. Dissanayake, Rachel Douglas-Jones, and Salla Sariola. 2010. “Ethical Review, Remit And Responsibility In Biomedical Research In South Asia”. Indian Journal Of Medical Ethics 7 (2): 113-114. Link to Article.

Emma Frow

Frow, Emma K. 2015. “Rhetorics And Practices Of Democratization In Synthetic Biology”. In Knowing New Biotechnologies: Social Aspects Of Technological Convergence, edited by Matthias Weinroth and Rodrigues, Eugenia, 174-187. Routledge. Link to Article.

Frow, Emma K., and Jane Calvert. 2013. “Opening Up The Future(S) Of Synthetic Biology”. Futures 48: 32. Link to Article.

Schyfter, Pablo, Emma K. Frow, and Jane Calvert. 2013. “Guest Editorial: Synthetic Biology: Making Biology Into An Engineering Discipline”. Engineering Studies 5 (1): 1-5. Link to Article.

Davies, Gail, Emma K. Frow, and Sabina Leonelli. 2013. “Bigger, Faster, Better? Rhetorics And Practices Of Large-Scale Research In Contemporary Bioscience”. Biosocieties 8 (4): 386-396. Link to Article.

Mackenzie, Adrian, Claire Waterton, Rebecca Ellis, Emma K. Frow, Ruth McNally, Lawrence Busch, and Brian Wynne. 2013. “Classifying, Constructing, And Identifying Life Standards As Transformations Of “The Biological””. Science, Technology & Human Values 38 (5): 701-722. Link to Article.

Frow, Emma K., and Jane Calvert. 2013. “‘Can Simple Biological Systems Be Built From Standardized Interchangeable Parts?’ Negotiating Biology And Engineering In A Synthetic Biology Competition”. Engineering Studies 5 (1): 42–58. Link to Article.

Calvert, Jane, and Emma K. Frow. 2013. “Social Dimensions Of Microbial Synthetic Biology”. In Methods In Microbiology, edited by Colin Harwood and Wipat, Anil, 40:69-86. Academic Press. Link to Article.

Frow, Emma K. 2013. “Making Big Promises Come True? Articulating And Realizing Value In Synthetic Biology”. Biosocieties 8 (4): 432-448. Link to Article.

Frow, Emma K. 2012. “Drawing A Line: Setting Guidelines For Digital Image Processing In Scientific Journal Articles”. Social Studies Of Science 42 (3): 369–392. Link to Article.

Wiek, Arnim, David Guston, Emma K. Frow, and Jane Calvert. 2012. “Sustainability And Anticipatory Governance In Synthetic Biology”. International Journal Of Social Ecology And Sustainable Development (Ijsesd) 3 (2): 25–38. Link to Article.

Frow, Emma K. 2009. “A Forum For ‘doing Society And Genomics’. Science & Society Series On Convergence Research”. Embo Reports 10 (4): 318-321. Link to Article.

Amy Hinterberger

Hinterberger, Amy, and Natalie Porter. 2015. “Genomic And Viral Sovereignty: Tethering The Materials Of Global Biomedicine”. Public Culture 27 (2 76): 361-386. Link to Article.

Hinterberger, Amy. 2013. “Curating Postcolonial Critique”. Social Studies Of Science 43 (4): 619-627. Link to Article.

Hinterberger, Amy. 2012. “Investing In Life, Investing In Difference: Nations, Populations And Genomes”. Theory, Culture & Society 29 (3): 72-93. Link to Article.

Hinterberger, Amy. 2012. “Publics And Populations: The Politics Of Ancestry And Exchange In Genome Science”. Science As Culture 21 (4): 528-549. Link to Article.

Benjamin Hurlbut

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin, and Hava Tiros-Samuelson. 2016. Perfecting Human Futures: Transhuman Futures And Technological Imaginations. Dordrecht: Springer.

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin. 2015. “Remembering The Future: Science, Law And The Legacy Of Asilomar”. In Dreamscapes Of Modernity: Sociotechnical Imaginaries And The Fabrication Of Power, edited by Sheila Jasanoff and Kim, Sang-Hyun. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin. 2015. “Religion And Innovation”. In Religion And Innovation: Antagonists Or Partners?, edited by Donald A. Yerxa. New York: Bloomsbury Academic. Link to Article.

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin. 2015. “Reimagining Responsibility In Synthetic Biology”. Journal Of Responsible Innovation 2 (1): 113-116. Link to Article.

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin. 2015. “Religion And Public Reason In The Politics Of Biotechnology”. Notre Dame Journal Of Law, Ethics & Public Policy 29 (2): 423. Link to Article.

Jasanoff, Sheila, J. Benjamin Hurlbut, and Krishanu Saha. 2015. “Crispr Democracy: Gene Editing And The Need For Inclusive Deliberation | Issues In Science And Technology”. Issues In Science And Technology 32 (1). Link to Article.

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin. 2015. “Limits Of Responsibility: Genome Editing, Asilomar, And The Politics Of Deliberation”. Hastings Center Report 45 (5): 11-14. Link to Article.

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin, and Jason Scott Robert. 2012. “Stem Cells, Science, And Public Reasoning”. Journal Of Policy Analysis And Management: [The Journal Of The Association For Public Policy Analysis And Management] 31 (3): 707-714. Link to Article.

Hurlbut, J. Benjamin, and Jason Scott Robert. 2012. “Good Governance Connects Science And Society”. Journal Of Policy Analysis And Management: [The Journal Of The Association For Public Policy Analysis And Management] 31 (3): 722-726. Link to Article.

Saha, Krishanu, and J. Benjamin Hurlbut. 2011. “Research Ethics: Treat Donors As Partners In Biobank Research”. Nature 478 (7369): 312-313. Link to Article.

Saha, Krishanu, and J. Benjamin Hurlbut. 2011. “Disease Modeling Using Pluripotent Stem Cells: Making Sense Of Disease From Bench To Bedside”. Swiss Medical Weekly 141: w13144. Link to Article.

Sang-Hyun Kim

Kim, Sang-Hyun. 2016. “Science And Technology: National Identity, Self-Reliance, Technocracy, And Biopolitics”. In The Palgrave Handbook Of The History Of Mass Dictatorship. Palgrave Macmillan.

Jasanoff, Sheila, and Sang-Hyun Kim. 2015. Dreamscapes Of Modernity: Sociotechnical Imaginaries And The Fabrication Of Power. The University of Chicago Press. Link to Article.

Kim, Sang-Hyun. 2015. “Social Movements And The Contestation Of Sociotechnical Imaginaries In South Korea”. In Dreamscapes Of Modernity: Sociotechnical Imaginaries And The Fabrication Of Power, edited by Sang-Hyun Kim and Jasanoff, Sheila, 152-173. University of Chicago Press. Link to Article.

Kim, Sang-Hyun. 2013. “The Politics Of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research In South Korea: Contesting National Sociotechnical Imaginaries”. Science As Culture 23 (3): 293-319. Link to Article.

Jasanoff, Sheila, and Sang-Hyun Kim. 2013. “Sociotechnical Imaginaries And National Energy Policies”. Science As Culture 22 (2): 189-196. Link to Article.

Kim, Sang-Hyun. 2012. “Public Bioethics And The Politics Of Expertise: The Case Of The Korean Bioethics Advisory Commission”. Economy And Society 93: 42-71.

Jasanoff, Sheila, and Sang-Hyun Kim. 2009. “Containing The Atom: Sociotechnical Imaginaries And Nuclear Power In The United States And South Korea”. Minerva: A Review Of Science, Learning And Policy 47 (2): 119-146. Link to Article.

Ingrid Metzler

Hansen, Janus, and Ingrid Metzler. 2012. “Governing Bio-Objects: A Research Agenda”. Croatian Medical Journal 53 (1): 80-82. Link to Article.

Grießler, Erich, Alexander Lang, Ingrid Metzler, and Vera Truttmann. 2012. “Xenotransplantation Policies: Italy And The Holy See”.

Metzler, Ingrid, and Andrew Webster. 2011. “Bio-Objects And Their Boundaries: Governing Matters At The Intersection Of Society, Politics, And Science”. Croatian Medical Journal 52 (5): 648-650. Link to Article.

Metzler, Ingrid, and Henrik P. Bang. 2010. “Policy Debates On Reprogenetics. The Problematisation Of New Research In Great Britain And Germany By Svea Luise Herrmann Authoritative Governance: Policy-Making In The Age Of Mediatization By Maarten A. Hajer”. Critical Policy Studies 4 (1): 102-107. Link to Article.

Metzler, Ingrid. 2010. “Biomarkers And Their Consequences For The Biomedical Profession: A Social Science Perspective”. Personalized Medicine 7 (4): 407-420. Link to Article.

Metzler, Ingrid. 2007. “Nationalizing Embryos: The Politics Of Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research In Italy”. Biosocieties 2 (4): 413–427. Link to Article.

Jacob Moses

Race, Margaret S., Jacob Moses, Christopher McKay, and Kasthuri J. Venkateswaran. 2012. “Synthetic Biology In Space: Considering The Broad Societal And Ethical Implications”. International Journal Of Astrobiology 11 (2): 133-139. Link to Article.

Parens, Erik, Josephine Johnston, and Jacob Moses. 2008. “Ethics. Do We Need “synthetic Bioethics”?”. Science (New York, N.y.) 321 (5895): 1449. Link to Article.

Berlinger, Nancy, and Jacob Moses. 2008. “Pandemic Flu Planning In The Community: What Can Clinical Ethicists Bring To The Public Health Table?”. Cambridge Quarterly Of Healthcare Ethics: Cq: The International Journal Of Healthcare Ethics Committees 17 (4): 468-470. Link to Article.

Shobita Parthasarathy

Parthasarathy, Shobita. 2011. “Whose Knowledge? What Values? The Comparative Politics Of Patenting Life Forms In The United States And Europe”. Policy Sciences 44 (3): 267-288. Link to Article.

Parthasarathy, Shobita. 2010. “Breaking The Expertise Barrier: Understanding Activist Strategies In Science And Technology Policy Domains”. Science And Public Policy 37 (5): 355-367. Link to Article.

Parthasarathy, Shobita. 2010. “Assessing The Social Impact Of Direct-To-Consumer Genetic Testing: Understanding Sociotechnical Architectures”. Genetics In Medicine: Official Journal Of The American College Of Medical Genetics 12 (9): 544-547. Link to Article.

Parthasarathy, Shobita. 2007. Building Genetic Medicine: Breast Cancer, Technology, And The Comparative Politics Of Health Care. MIT Press. Link to Article.

Parthasarathy, Shobita. 2005. “The Patent Is Political: The Consequences Of Patenting The Brca Genes In Britain”. Community Genetics 8 (4): 235-242. Link to Article.

Parthasarathy, Shobita. 2005. “Architectures Of Genetic Medicine Comparing Genetic Testing For Breast Cancer In The Usa And The Uk”. Social Studies Of Science 35 (1): 5-40. Link to Article.

Parthasarathy, Shobita, Jessie E. Saul, and Jameson M. Wetmore. 2004. “Introduction: Reconstructing Order Through Rhetorics Of Risk”. Science, Technology & Human Values 29 (3): 267-268. Link to Article.

Parthasarathy, Shobita. 2004. “Regulating Risk: Defining Genetic Privacy In The United States And Britain”. Science, Technology & Human Values 29 (3): 332-352. Link to Article.

Jenny Reardon

Reardon, Jenny, Jacob Metcalf, Martha Kenney, and Karen Barad. 2015. “Science & Justice: The Trouble And The Promise”. Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience 1 (1). Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2013. “On The Emergence Of Science And Justice”. Science, Technology & Human Values 38 (2): 176-200. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2013. “Should Patients Understand That They Are Research Subjects?”. San Francisco Chronicle. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny, Karen Barad, Jacob Metcalf, Ian Carbone, Martha Kenney, Jennifer Liss Ohayon, Derek Padilla, Miriam Olivera, Kate Richerson, and Tiffany Wise-West. 2013. “Experiments In Collaboration: Interdisciplinary Graduate Education In Science And Justice”. Plos Biology 11 (7): e1001619. Link to Article.

Kowal, Emma, Joanna Radin, and Jenny Reardon. 2013. “Indigenous Body Parts, Mutating Temporalities, And The Half-Lives Of Postcolonial Technoscience”. Social Studies Of Science 43 (4): 465-483. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny, Kimberly Tallbear, and Jenny Reardon. 2012. “”your Dna Is Our History”: Genomics, Anthropology, And The Construction Of Whiteness As Property”. Current Anthropology 53 (Supp 5): S233–S245. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2011. “The Democratic, Anti-Racist Genome? Technoscience At The Limits Of Liberalism”. Science As Culture 21 (1): 25-47. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2011. “Genomics’ Problem Of Communication”. Journal Of Science Communication 10 (3): 1-6.

Reardon, Jenny. 2010. “The ‘Persons’ And ‘Genomics’ Of Personal Genomics”. Personalized Medicine 8 (1): 95-107. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2009. ““Anti-Colonial Genomic Practice?” Learning From The Genographic Project And The Chacmool Conference”. International Journal Of Cultural Property 16 (02): 205–212. Link to Article.

Prainsack, Barbara, Jenny Reardon, Richard Hindmarsh, Herbert Gottweis, Ursula Naue, and Jeantine E. Lunshof. 2008. “Personal Genomes: Misdirected Precaution”. Nature 456 (7218): 34-35. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. Race To The Finish – Identity And Governance In An Age Of Genomics. PRINCETON; OXFORD: Princeton University Press.

Bolnick, Deborah A., Duana Fullwiley, Jonathan Marks, Susan M. Reverby, Jonathan Kahn, Kimberly Tallbear, Jenny Reardon, et al. 2008. “Response To ‘the Legitimacy Of Genetic Ancestry Tests.’”. Science (New York, N.y.) 319 (5866). American Association for the Advancement of Science: 1039-40; author reply 1039-40. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2008. “Reckless Driving: Race Through Mass Spec And Global Capital On Highway 5”. Darkmatter. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2007. “Democratic Mis-Haps: The Problem Of Democratization In A Time Of Biopolitics”. Biosocieties 2 (2): 239-256. Link to Article.

Bolnick, Deborah A., Duana Fullwiley, Troy Duster, Richard S. Cooper, Joan H. Fujimura, Jonathan Kahn, Jay S. Kaufman, et al. 2007. “Genetics. The Science And Business Of Genetic Ancestry Testing”. Science (New York, N.y.) 318 (5849): 399-400. Link to Article.

Dunklee, Brady, Jenny Reardon, and Kara Wentworth. 2006. “Race And Crisis”. Is Race Real? Social Science Research Council. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2004. “Decoding Race And Human Difference In A Genomic Age”. Differences 15 (3): 38-65. Link to Article.

Reardon, Jenny. 2001. “The Human Genome Diversity Project: A Case Study In Coproduction”. Social Studies Of Science 31 (3): 357–388. Link to Article.

Krishanu Saha

Kimble, Judith, William M. Bement, Qiang Chang, Benjamin L. Cox, Norman R. Drinkwater, Richard L. Gourse, Aaron A. Hoskins, et al. 2015. “Strategies From Uw-Madison For Rescuing Biomedical Research In The Us”. Elife 4: e09305. Link to Article.

Saha, Krishanu, and Linda F. Hogle. 2014. “Allying With Donors To Link Health And Medical Information With Stem Cell Lines Can Advance Disease Modeling While Enhancing Data Access”. Cell Stem Cell 14 (5): 559-560. Link to Article.

Pfotenhauer, Sebastian M., Christopher F. Jones, Krishanu Saha, and Sheila Jasanoff. 2012. “Learning From Fukushima”. Issues In Science & Technology 28 (3): 79-84. Link to Article.

Saha, Krishanu, and J. Benjamin Hurlbut. 2011. “Research Ethics: Treat Donors As Partners In Biobank Research”. Nature 478 (7369): 312-313. Link to Article.

Saha, Krishanu, and J. Benjamin Hurlbut. 2011. “Disease Modeling Using Pluripotent Stem Cells: Making Sense Of Disease From Bench To Bedside”. Swiss Medical Weekly 141: w13144. Link to Article.

Mathews, Debra J. H., Gregory D. Graff, Krishanu Saha, and David E. Winickoff. 2011. “Access To Stem Cells And Data: Persons, Property Rights, And Scientific Progress”. Science (New York, N.y.) 331 (6018): 725-727. Link to Article.

Hanna, Jacob H., Krishanu Saha, and Rudolf Jaenisch. 2010. “Pluripotency And Cellular Reprogramming: Facts, Hypotheses, Unresolved Issues”. Cell 143 (4): 508-525. Link to Article.

Saha, Krishanu, and Rudolf Jaenisch. 2009. “Technical Challenges In Using Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells To Model Disease”. Cell Stem Cell 5 (6): 584-595. Link to Article.

Hanna, Jacob H., Krishanu Saha, Bernardo Pando, Jeroen van Zon, Christopher J. Lengner, Menno P. Creyghton, Alexander van Oudenaarden, and Rudolf Jaenisch. 2009. “Direct Cell Reprogramming Is A Stochastic Process Amenable To Acceleration”. Nature 462 (7273): 595-601. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E., Krishanu Saha, and Gregory D. Graff. 2009. “Opening Stem Cell Research And Development: A Policy Proposal For The Management Of Data, Intellectual Property, And Ethics”. Yale Journal Of Health Policy, Law, And Ethics 9 (1): 52-127. Link to Article.

Saha, Krishanu, Gregory Graff, and David E. Winickoff. 2007. “Enabling Stem Cell Research And Development”. Center For The Study Of Law And Society Jurisprudence And Social Policy Program. Link to Article.

Tania Simoncelli

Simoncelli, Tania, and Sandra S. Park. 2015. “Making The Case Against Gene Patents”. Perspectives On Science 23 (1): 106-145. Link to Article.

Working Group of the Advisory Committee to the NIH,, and Tania Simoncelli. 2015. “Precision Medicine Initiative: Proposed Privacy And Trust Principles”. Link to Article.

Park, Sandra S., and Tania Simoncelli. 2012. “Making The Case Against Gene Patents”. Scitech Lawyer 9 (2): 14-19. Link to Article.

Krimsky, Sheldon, and Tania Simoncelli. 2012. Genetic Justice: Dna Data Banks, Criminal Investigations, And Civil Liberties. New York: Columbia University Press.

Krimsky, Sheldon, and Tania Simoncelli. 2010. “Dna And Justice Denied”. Los Angeles Times. Link to Article.

Simoncelli, Tania, and Helen Wallace. 2007. “U.s. Catching U.k. In Ambitious Criminal Dna Uses”. Privacy Journal 33 (4): 8. Link to Article.

Krimsky, Sheldon, and Tania Simoncelli. 2007. “Testing Pesticides In Humans: Of Mice And Men Divided By Ten”. Jama297 (21): 2405-2407. Link to Article.

Simoncelli, Tania. 2006. “Dangerous Excursions: The Case Against Expanding Forensic Dna Databases To Innocent Persons”. The Journal Of Law, Medicine & Ethics: A Journal Of The American Society Of Law, Medicine & Ethics 34 (2): 390-397. Link to Article.

Simoncelli, Tania, and Helen Wallace. 2006. “Expanding Databases, Declining Liberties”. Genewatch: A Bulletin Of The Committee For Responsible Genetics 19 (1): 3-8, 18. Link to Article.

Simoncelli, Tania, and Helen Wallace. 2005. “Spiralling Out Of Control”. Index On Censorship 34 (3): 55-60. Link to Article.

Simoncelli, Tania, Barry Steinhardt, Tania Simoneelli, Barry Steinhardt, Tania Simoncelli, and Barry Steinhardt. 2005. “California’s Proposition 69: A Dangerous Precedent For Criminal Dna Databases”. The Journal Of Law, Medicine & Ethics 33 (2): 279-293. Link to Article.

Trina Vithayathil

Vithayathil, Trina. 2013. “Pathways To Low Fertility In India: Comparison Across States And A Detailed Look At Kerala”. Asian Population Studies 9 (3): 301–321. Link to Article.

David Winickoff

Winickoff, David E., Jane A. Flegal, and Asfawossen Asrat. 2015. “Engaging The Global South On Climate Engineering Research”. Nature Climate Change 5 (7): 627-634. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2015. “Epistemic Jurisdictions: Science And Courts In Regulatory (De)Centralization”. Rochester, NY. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2015. “A Bold Experiment: Iceland’S Genomic Venture”. In Ethics, Law And Governance Of Biobanking, edited by Deborah Mascalzoni, 187-209. Springer Netherlands. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2015. “Biology Denatured: The Public-Private Lives Of Lively Things”. In Science And Democracy : Making Knowledge And Making Power In The Biosciences And Beyond, edited by Stephen Hilgartner, Miller, Clark, and Hagendijk, Rob, 15-32. New York: Routledge.

Winickoff, David E., and Mark B. Brown. 2013. “Time For A Government Advisory Committee On Geoengineering Research”. Issues In Science And Technology 29 (4): 79-85. Link to Article.

Kesselheim, Aaron S., Robert M. Cook-Deegan, David E. Winickoff, and Michelle M. Mello. 2013. “Gene Patenting–The Supreme Court Finally Speaks”. The New England Journal Of Medicine 369 (9): 869-875. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2013. “Private Assets, Public Mission: The Politics Of Technology Transfer And The New American University”. Rochester, NY. Link to Article.

Sutherland, William J., Laura Bellingan, Jim R. Bellingham, Jason J. Blackstock, Robert M. Bloomfield, Michael Bravo, Victoria M. Cadman, et al. 2012. “A Collaboratively-Derived Science-Policy Research Agenda”. Plos One 7 (3): e31824. Link to Article.

Klein, Kendra, and David E. Winickoff. 2011. “Organic Regulation Across The Atlantic: Emergence, Divergence, Convergence”. Environmental Politics 20 (2): 153-172. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E., and Kendra Klein. 2011. “Food Labels And The Environment : Towards Harmonization Of Eu And Us Organic Standards”.

O’Doherty, Kieran C., Michael M. Burgess, Kelly Edwards, Richard P. Gallagher, Alice K. Hawkins, Jane Kaye, Veronica McCaffrey, and David E. Winickoff. 2011. “From Consent To Institutions: Designing Adaptive Governance For Genomic Biobanks.”. Social Science & Medicine (1982) 73 (3): 367-74. Link to Article.

Caulfield, Timothy, Amy Zarzeczny, Jennifer McCormick, Tania Bubela, Christine Critchley, Edna Einsiedel, Jacques Galipeau, et al. 2009. “The Stem Cell Research Environment: A Patchwork Of Patchworks”. Stem Cell Reviews 5 (2): 82-88. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E., and Osagie K. Obasogie. 2008. “Race-Specific Drugs: Regulatory Trends And Public Policy”. Trends In Pharmacological Sciences 29 (6): 277-279. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2008. “From Benefit Sharing To Power Sharing: Partnership Governance In Population Genomics Research”. Center For The Study Of Law And Society Jurisprudence And Social Policy Program. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2007. “Partnership In U.k. Biobank: A Third Way For Genomic Property?”. The Journal Of Law, Medicine & Ethics: A Journal Of The American Society Of Law, Medicine & Ethics 35 (3): 440-456. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2006. “Bioethics And Stem Cell Banking In California”. Berkeley Technology Law Journal 21 (3): 1067–1105.

Winickoff, David E. 2006. “Governing Stem Cell Research In California And The Usa: Towards A Social Infrastructure”. Trends In Biotechnology 24 (9): 390–394. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2006. “Health-Information Altruists”. The New England Journal Of Medicine 354 (5): 530-531; author reply 530-531. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E., Sheila Jasanoff, Lawrence Busch, and Robin Grove-White. 2005. “Adjudicating The Gm Food Wars: Science, Risk, And Democracy In World Trade Law”. Yale Journal Of International Law 30: 81. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E., and Richard N. Winickoff. 2003. “The Charitable Trust As A Model For Genomic Biobanks”. The New England Journal Of Medicine 349 (12): 1180-1184. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E. 2003. “Governing Population Genomics: Law, Bioethics, And Biopolitics In Three Case Studies”. Jurimetrics 43 (2): 187-228. Link to Article.

Winickoff, David E., and Walter D Valdivia. 2001. “Bayh-Dole”. In . John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Link to Article.