|
Name |
Research Interests |
Email |
|
Soraya
de Chadarevian |
history of biology and medicine, nineteenth
and twentieth century with special focus on history of molecular biology
and genetics post-World War II; material cultures of experimentation,
especially the role of technologies, images and models in the production
and circulation of scientific knowledge; technoscience/medicine,
industry and the state; science/medicine and the military; historiographical issues |
chadarevian at
history.ucla.edu |
Wayne Grody
|
diagnostic molecular pathology; human genetics; DNA-based testing for genetic, infectious and neoplastic diseases; quality assurance and ethical guidelines for DNA-based genetic testing; DNA fingerprinting |
wgrody at mednet.ucla.edu
|
Barbara Herman |
genetic privacy; concepts of property rights in the person; moral philosophy; medical law and ethics |
herman at humnet.ucla.edu |
Christopher Kelty
|
anthropological and historical research on science and technology; free and open source software; intellectual property and open access; politics of electronic voting; history of software; ethics and politics of nanotechnology |
ckelty at socgen.ucla.edu
|
Russell Korobkin
|
health care law; stem cell law and policy |
korobkin at law.ucla.edu
|
Hannah Landecker
|
social and historical study of biotechnology and life science from 1900-present; intersections of biology and technology, with a particular focus on cells; in vitro conditions of life in research settings
|
landecker at soc.ucla.edu
|
Christina Palmer
|
implications on genetic testing for deafness; examination of the inter-relationships among research methodologies/technologies, advocacy groups and perspectives on deafness and how they imact the lives of all individuals |
cpalmer at mednet.ucla.edu
|
|
Aaron
Panofsky |
sociology of science and knowledge; social
theory; cultural sociology; social change; the causes and consequences of
controversy in behavior genetics; the impact of patient advocacy on medical
genetics; how genetics affects different fields of knowledge; the
relationship between expertise and democracy in decision making; governance
of science |
apanofsky at
socgen.ucla.edu |
Janet Sinsheimer
|
human genetics; biomathematics and the application of statistical methodology in human genetic analysis; statistical methods related to maternal-fetal genotype incompatability; estimating ethnic ancestry from DNA data
|
janet at
mednet.ucla.edu
|
| Joan Silk
|
how natural selection shapes evolution of social behavior in primates; behavioral and reproductive strategies in Old World monkey species; questions that link studies of nonhuman primates to humans; phylogenic roots of capacities that relate to nonhuman and human societies |
jsilk at
anthro.ucla.edu
|
| Stefan Timmermans
|
ethnography; sociology of health and illness; science and technology of the body, death and dying; interpretive theories related to genetics; qualitative research methods |
stefan at soc.ucla.edu |
Eric Vilain
|
medical genetics; gender-based biology; genetic bases of sex determination and sexual orientation; molecular mechanisms responsible for intersexuality in humans; mechanisms of early gonadal development and brain sexual differentiation; psychological well-being of individuals born with disorders of sex development
|
evilain at ucla.edu
|