Assistant Professor with the School of Biological & Health Systems Engineering and the Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes
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Emma Frow is an Associate Professor at ASU, jointly appointed in the School for the Future of Innovation in Society (SFIS) and the School of Biological & Health Systems Engineering (SBHSE). She is also an ASU Lincoln Professor of Applied Ethics. Emma has graduate degrees in biochemistry and science & technology studies. Her research focuses on the governance of emerging biotechnologies. She has been working with the synthetic biology community in the US and Europe since 2008.
Balmer, A.S., Calvert, J., Marris, C., Molyneux-Hodgson, S., Frow, E., Kearnes, M., Bulpin, K., Schyfter, P., Mackenzie, A., Martin, P. 2015. "Taking roles in interdisciplinary collaborations: Reflections on working in post-ELSI spaces in the UK synthetic biology community." Science and Technology Studies 3.
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Caplan, M., Frow, E.K. 2016. "Work in Progress: Promoting career reflection among freshman biomedical engineering students." ASEE Conference.
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Balmer, A.S., Calvert, J., Marris, C., Molyneux-Hodgson, S., Frow, E., Kearnes, M., Bulpin, K., Schyfter, P., Mackenzie, A., Martin, P. 2016. "Five Rules of Thumb for Post-ELSI Interdisciplinary Collaborations." Journal of Responsible Innovation.
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Frow, Emma. 2015. "Rhetorics and practices of democratization in synthetic biology." Knowing New Biotechnologies: Social Aspects of Technological Convergence, eds. M. Weinroth and E. Rodrigues, 174-187. London: Routledge.
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Wiek, Arnim, Guston, David, Frow, Emma and Calvert, Jane. 2012. "Sustainability and Anticipatory Governance in Synthetic Biology." International Journal of Ecology and Sustainable Development, 3(2): 25-38.
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