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About CNS-ASU
Ira
Bennett is a post-doctoral researcher at the Consortium for Science,
Policy and Outcomes and the Center for Nanotechnology in Society who is
studying policies and politics of emerging technologies specifically
nanotechnologies. His projects include: educational programs in
Nanotechnology in Society, explorations in State and Regional
investments in Nanotech, and maintaining an international network of
social scientists studying nanotechnology (International Nanotechnology
and Society Network). Previously he was a post-doctoral researcher in
the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Arizona State
University, working with de novo designed peptides directed towards the
development of bio-compatible catalysts. Ira completed his Ph.D. in
Chemistry in 2003 developing artificial photosynthetic membranes capable
of metal ion transport. This work occurred at ASU as part of a NSF
funded Research Training Grant focusing on Bio-molecular Devices after
receiving a B.S. from The Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. |
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