J. Benjamin Hurlbut. Visiting Positions 2013 Visiting Scholar, Stanford University, Program on Science, Technology and Society

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1 J. Benjamin Hurlbut Title: Assistant Professor, School of Life Sciences Address: Center for Biology and Society School of Life Sciences Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona Office: Fax: Education: Harvard University, Ph.D. 2010, History of Science Stanford University, A.B (with distinction), Classics, minor in History Positions Held: Assistant Professor, School of Life Sciences, Arizona State University; affiliate, Consortium for Science Policy and Outcomes Postdoctoral Fellow, Program on Science, Technology and Society, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University Lecturer, Department of History of Science, Harvard University Visiting Positions 2013 Visiting Scholar, Stanford University, Program on Science, Technology and Society Fellowships and Awards: Fellow, Institute For Humanities Research, Arizona State University Postdoctoral Fellowship, STS Program, Harvard University Graduate Society Dissertation Completion Fellowship, Harvard University 2008 EMBL Science and Society Summer School Fellowship (declined) Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics Graduate Fellowship, Harvard University 2007 Thomas Temple Hoops Senior Thesis Advising Award Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Tuition Award Harvard University Graduate Fellowship 2001 Stanford University Department of Classics Most Distinguished Student Award 1999 Stanford University Department of Classics Most Distinguished Student Award Grants: The Transhumanist Imagination: Innovation, Secularization, Eschatology co-pi (with Hava Tirosh-Samuelson) Boston University/John Templeton Foundation Religion and Innovation in Human Affairs Grants Program (USA), $200, Biology and Law co-i (with Sheila Jasanoff, PI and Krishanu Saha co-i) Uses and Abuses of Biology Grants Programme, John Templeton Foundation (UK) Dec 2012-Dec 2014, approx $200,000 1

2 Biology, Law and Public Reason Institute for Humanities Research, Arizona State University (USA) July 2012-June 2013, $18, Participatory Governance of Biobanking (PI) Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust (USA) Oct 2012-Oct 2013, $20, The Constitutional Foundation of Bioethics: A Cross National Comparison co-i (with Sheila Jasanoff PI and Krishanu Saha co-i) Greenwall Foundation (USA), $50,000 Collaborations: Impact of Personal Genomics (PGen) (collaborator) PIs: Robert Green (Harvard Medical School) & Scott Roberts (U. of Michigan); NIH IGERT Person Centered Technologies and Practices for Persons with Disabilities (co-i, PI: Sethuraman Panchanathan) NSF Biology and the Question of Pastoral Power (advisory board member) PI: Gaymon Bennett, Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center Life in the Grey Zone: Governance of New Biology in Europe and the United States (collaborator) PI: Sheila Jasanoff (Harvard); NSF Invited Presentations 2013 Religion, Innovation and Imagination RIHA Workshop, Oxford University, Oxford, UK Co-organizer and panel chair, Imagining the (Post)human Future Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany Participation, Progress and Public Trust in Biobanking Biobanking Americas Summit, Boston, MA Imagining Governability: Law and Emerging Technology Since Asilomar Institute for Global Law and Policy: The Colloquium, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA 2012 Discussant, 21 st Century Borders: Focus on Responsibility and Governance Institute on Science for Global Policy Technologies of Progress, Technologies of Humility, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University, Palo Alto Bank on Trust: Participation, Partnership, and Governance in Biobanking, Biobanking Americas 2012 Conference, Boston Co-organizer and panel chair, Architectures for Life Workshop, Harvard University, Cambridge 2011 Self and Society: unites of analysis in political theory and the human sciences EMBL Science and Society Summer School: The Human Animal, European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Heidelberg Teaching Bioethics The Tarrytown Meetings, Tarrytown 2

3 Good Science: Knowledge, Technology and the Public Good Singularity University, Mountain View Representing Reason: science and democracy in the human embryo research debates University Of Notre Dame, South Bend 2010 Science, Law and the Legacy of Asilomar COBINA Project International Workshop, Paris Technologies of Representation: public bioethics and the human embryo research debates Interdisciplinary Center for Bioethics, Yale University, New Haven Comments on Medicalization Construction of New Realities in Medicine, Social Trends Institute, Barcelona Representing Reason: human embryo research and the politics of public bioethics STS Circle, Harvard University, Cambridge 2009 Discussant for Focus on the Embryo Workshop, Social Trends Institute, Barcelona 2005 Neoeugenic Consciousness, the Path to Perfection, and the Human Biological Future Schroedinger Symposium, Stanford University, Palo Alto Conference Presentations: 2013 Just Knowledge? Conditions of Visibility and Slow Violence Institute for Global Law and Policy: The Conference, Harvard Law School, Cambridge, MA Law, Science and Asilomar Institute for Global Law and Policy Workshop, Doha, Qatar 2012 Properties of the Public Good: Innovation and Ownership in California s Stem Cell Initiative History of Science Society Annual Meeting, San Diego 2011 Evidence for an Informed Polity: Science and Democracy in a Missouri Court Society for the Social Studies of Science Annual Meeting, Cleveland Biological Kinds and Moral Categories in American Regulation of Human Embryo Research, History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Cleveland Common Problems: disease, participation and public good in the making of personalized medicine Science and Democracy Network Annual Meeting, Harvard University, Cambridge 2010 Constituting Life, Imagining Democracy: the Metaphysics and Politics of Human Cloning, Society for the Social Studies of Science Annual Meeting, Tokyo Containing Potential: Human Cloning, Moral Risk and the Legacy of Asilomar, Science and Democracy Network Meeting, Royal Society Kavli House, London 2009 Between the Doctor and His Plumber: making embryo research ethics public, History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Phoenix 3

4 Imagining Public Reason in the Human Embryo Research Debates, Society for the Social Studies of Science Annual Meeting, Washington DC 2008 Term of ART? Cloning, Reproduction and Ideal Speech, History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh Confusing Deliberation: What Cloning Means For Democracy, Science and Democracy Network Annual Meeting, Cambridge 2005 Premises Held in Common: Public Facts, Private Interests and the California Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative, History of Science Society Annual Meeting, Minneapolis Workshops and Lecture Series Organized: Imagining the (Post)human Future Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, July 2013 Technologies of Imagination: 50 Years Beyond Man and His Future ASU, April 2013 Architectures for Life Harvard, April 2012 The Constitutional Foundation of Bioethics Harvard, November 2011 Biology and Society Lecture Series: Exploring the Future of Bioethics ASU, Spring 2011 Greenwall Exploratory Workshop Harvard, November 2010 Local Presentations (ASU) Bank on Trust: Precision Medicine and the Problem of Participation Biomedical Informatics Seminar Series (2012) Evidence for an Informed Polity, Epistemic Democracy Workshop (2012) Panelist, Being Human in a Posthuman World ASU Project Humanities (2012) Panelist, Feed 8 Billion Biotechnology Club Event (2011) In the Laboratory of Democracy: California s Stem Cell Initiative and the Politics of Public Science, CSPO Enlightening Lunch (2011) Publications: Remembering the Future: Science, Law and the Legacy of Asilomar in ed. Jasanoff S. and Kim, S. Dreamscapes of Modernity: Sociotechnical Imaginaries and the Fabrication of Power (forthcoming) Saha, K. & Hurlbut, J.B. Occupy Science? The Scientist, (2011). Saha, K. & Hurlbut, J.B. Research Ethics: Treat Donors as Partners in Biobank Research. Nature 478, (2011). Hurlbut J.B and Robert J.S. Stem Cells, Science and Public Reason, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management (2012) vol. 31, no. 3, Hurlbut J.B and Robert J.S. Good Governance Connects Science and Society, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management (2012) vol. 31, no. 3, Saha, K & Hurlbut, JB, Disease Modelling Using Pluripotent Stem Cells: Making Sense of Disease from Bench to Bedside. Swiss Medical Weekly 2011; 141:w13144 Experiments in Democracy: the Science, Politics and Ethics of Human Embryo Research in the United States (PhD Diss, History of Science, Harvard University, 2010) 4

5 Professional Activities and Service: National Scholarships and Fellowships Committee, Office of the Provost, ASU Research and Training Initiatives Committee, SOLS, ASU Truman Selection Committee, ASU 2012 Western Europe Fulbright Selection Committee, ASU 2011 Human and Social Dimensions of Science and Technology Graduate Steering Committee Co-founder and Co-organizer of the STS Circle at Harvard Co-founder and Co-organizer of the Ivory Tower Working Group at Harvard Graduate Student Member, Committee for Undergraduate Curricular Reform, History of Science, Harvard University Peer Review: Journals: Science as Culture Science, Technology and Human Values British Journal of Sociology Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly Presses: Oxford University Press Routledge Funding Agencies: European Cooperation in Science and Technology: Bio-objects Flanders Research Foundation Wellcome Trust Other Service: Australia National University external dissertation examiner Teaching: ASU 1) States of Health: Biomedicine and Citizenship (Graduate Seminar, offered Fall 2011) 2) Bioethics In Film: Controlling Reproduction (Undergraduate course, offered Fall 2011) 3) Social Dimensions of Biomedicine (Graduate Seminar, offered spring 2011) 4) Bioethics (Undergraduate Lecture Course, offered Spring 2011, 2012, 2013) 5) Historiography of Medicine (Graduate Seminar, offered Fall, 2010, 2012) 6) History of Medicine (Undergraduate Lecture Course, offered Fall, 2010, 2012) Harvard University 7) Freshman Seminar 24l, Imagining the Future: Biotechnology, Ethics and the Transformation of the Human in the 20 th Century (offered Spring 2011) Mentoring: Dissertation Committees 1) Jennifer Brian (Biology and Society, committee member, graduated 2012) 5

6 2) Katherine Hunt (Biology and Society, co-chair, current) 3) Lijing Jiang (Biology and Society, committee member, current) 4) Kate McCord (Biology and Society, committee member, current) 5) Lee Seabrooke (HSD, co-chair, current) 6) Michael Burnham-Fink (HSD, co-chair, current) 7) Chad Monfreda (HSD, committee member, current) 8) Monamie Bhadra (HSD, committee member, current) 9) Erica O Neil (Biology and Society, committee member, current) MS/BS theses: Four masters theses directed Eight undergraduate theses directed Additional Undergraduate Mentoring : Faculty Advisor, Science and Engineering Ethics Club, Embryo project students (fall 2010) Biology and Society Capstone projects ( ; ) 6