Titlebook: Early engagement and new technologies: Opening up the laboratory; Neelke Doorn,Daan Schuurbiers,Michael E. Gorman Book 2013 Springer Scien

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Constructive Technology Assessment and the Methodology of Insertioning more aspects and more actors, and has been further positioned as a way to overcome the institutionalised division of labour between promotion and control of technology. For newly emerging technologies like nanotechnology, which live on promises, CTA has to address uncertain futures. It does so b

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Socio-technical Integration Research: Collaborative Inquiry at the Midstream of Research and Develophe socio-technical integration research (STIR) program to help elucidate and enhance the capacities of laboratory practitioners to participate more deliberately in the governance of science, technology and innovation. STIR involves collaborative inquiry between embedded humanists or social scientist

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Ethical Parallel Research: A Network Approach for Moral Evaluation (NAME)e present an approach that was developed at Delft University of Technology for addressing ethical issues in R&D. The approach takes the engineers and scientists involved in R&D as entry point for discerning and discussing ethical issues and is to be carried out parallel to the R&D trajectory. On the

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Integrating Ethicists and Social Scientists into Cutting Edge Research and Technological Developmentt gains about ethics and the ethicist about science can be labeled interactional. An interactional expert learns the language of a community with sufficient depth to communicate on matters like research strategy. The concept of trading zone is employed to understand how people from different perspec

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Collaboration as a Research Method? Navigating Social Scientific Involvement in Synthetic Biologyp new opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, but it also puts social scientists in novel situations that give rise to methodological quandaries. In this chapter, I explore these tensions and dynamics, giving three examples of the various ways in which I have become involved in synthetic

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Ethicists in the Laboratory: Reflecting About Non-existent Objects of research. In this article it is argued that ethics does not need the existence of the object it discusses, for its assessments to be meaningful. In discussion with Peter-Paul Verbeek’s ethics of design, and Arie Rip’s prospective ontology, this chapter defends an intensionalist approach to techn

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Metaphors and Cohabitation Within and Beyond the Walls of Life Sciencesheoretical reflections, including the concept of “insertion,” “modulation,” and “trading zones.” Based on what can be learned from trading zones, we will use synthetic biology as a case-study to explore one of the inherent difficulties in evaluating the promises of our biotechnological futures: the