Publics of Technoscience
Sub-Theme Leaders: Joan Haran and Maureen McNeil
At Cesagen we:
- explore how publics are understood, represented, embodied, performed and observed in genomic and post-genomic technoscience
- analyse the production of imagined publics in policy, media and scientific documents and social interactions related to the biosciences
- develop reflexive approaches to methodologies for eliciting and accounting for public responses to the risks and promises of technoscience in academic, policy and end-user domains
- develop theoretical and empirical modes for studying the publics which are invited to, or which self-organise to engage with technoscience
Barcoding Nature: Shifting taxonomic practices in an age of biodiversity loss
Claire Waterton
Bringing Standards to Life in Contemporary Biology
Adrian Mackenzie, Rebecca Ellis, Claire Waterton, Ruth McNally
Experimentality
Bronislaw Szerszynski
Next Generation Bio-fuels
Adrian Mackenzie
Popular Memoirs and Genomics
Maureen McNeil
Standards: Recipes for Reality
Professor Lawrence Busch
Technolife
Adrian Mackenzie, Kristrún Gunnarsdóttir and Brian Wynne
The Gendering of Biographical Writing and the History of Genetics
Maureen McNeil
Wiki-work as Biodigital Labour
Adrian Mackenzie
Accounting for Knowledge of Genetics and Cloning in Mass Observation
Joan Haran
Genetic Fictions: Genes, Gender and Genre
Joan Haran
The HFEA, ART Markets and Public Consultation
Joan Haran
The Publics of Bioscience
Joan Haran; Maureen McNeil
