Dr. Clare Shelley-Egan, Post-doctoral researcher

Clare Shelley-Egan Name: Dr. Clare Shelley-Egan

Phone: 0031 53 489 2481

Telefax: 0031 53 489 4850

Room: Ravelijn 5105

Clare Shelley-Egan joined CSTM in September 2011 as a post-doc researcher on the Bioenergy to Overijssel (BE20) project which aims to contribute to the acceleration of the implementation of bioenergy in the province of Overijssel. Her current focus in the project is on mapping the socio-technical expectations regarding the inputs and outputs of biomass conversion technologies, namely torrefaction and pyrolysis.

Clare obtained a BSc. Microbiology from University College Cork in 2003 and an MSc. Science Communication from Dublin City University in 2004. Following completion of an MSc. by Research in Science and Technology Studies at the University of Edinburgh in 2006, Clare joined the Department of Science, Technology and Policy Studies (STePS) at Universiteit Twente as a researcher on the European Commission - funded DEEPEN (Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies) project. Based on this project, she worked towards a PhD thesis . She earned her PhD in 2011 with a thesis entitled ‘Ethics in practice: responding to an evolving problematic situation of nanotechnology in society’.

Publications

Book chapters

Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. Mapping Ethics in the Real World of Nanotechnology, pp. 147-155. IN: J. S. Ach and C. Weidemann (eds.) Size Matters. Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects of Nanobiotechnology and Nano-Medicine. Muenster.

Reports

Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2010. Positions and responsibilities in the ‘real’ world of nanotechnology, pp. 31-38. IN: von Schomberg. R. and Davies, S. (eds.) Understanding public debate on nanotechnologies: options for framing public policies. A Report from the European Commission Services.

Reports of commissioned research

Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2007. Review Statement: Ethics in the Real World. 45 pp. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies (DEEPEN). A project funded by the European Commission.

Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2008. Diagnosis Report: The Nature and Dynamics of De-Facto Ethics and the Possibilities of Enhancing Ethical Reflexivity in the Nano-World. 38pp. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies (DEEPEN). A project funded by the European Commission.

Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. Contributory Report: Enhancing Ethical Reflexivity in the Real World. 63 pp. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies (DEEPEN). A project funded by the European Commission.

Refereed scientific publications

Shelley-Egan, C. 2010. The Ambivalence of Promising Technology. NanoEthics, 4 (2), 183-189.

Selected paper presentations

Shelley-Egan, C. 2011. Addressing responsible development of nanoscience and nanotechnology: a problematic situation in its own right. Governing Futures – Imagining, Negotiating & Taming Emerging Technosciences conference, University of Vienna, 22 -24 September, 2011.

Shelley-Egan, C. 2010. Positions and responsibilities in the world of nanotechnology. S.NET Conference, Darmstadt, 29 September – 2 October, 2010.

Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. The ethics of scientific promising in the development of nanotechnology. Expectation-building and innovation processes workshop, Zurich, 17-18 September, 2009.

Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. The articulation of responsible innovation by industrial actors in nanotechnology. S.NET Conference, Seattle, 8-11 September, 2009.

Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2007. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies. 3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology Nanoethics Workgroup, Amersfoort, June 22, 2007.

Shelley-Egan, C. 2007. Patterns of moral argumentation in the reconstruction and mapping of de facto ethics in the nano-world. Summer School – ‘Nanobiotechnology & Nanomedicine – Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects’, Muenster, September 2007.

Invited presentations

Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. Ethics and responsible development: companies in nanobiotechnology. EuroNanoBio WP4 Workshop Ancillary factors, Muenster, 8-9 June, 2009.

Other invited conference contributions

‘The Challenges in Bringing Innovation and Converging Technologies to the Consumer’ (Invited as an expert), European Commission, Brussels, 10^th March, 2010.

‘Understanding Public Debate on Nanotechnologies’, (Invited as an expert), European Commission, Brussels, 9^th March, 2010.

EuroNanoBio Roadmapping Workshop (Invited as an expert), Milan, 12 – 13 October, 2009.

Chair of Session 5c at the First Annual Conference of the Society for the Study of Nanoscience and Emerging Technologies, Seattle, Washington, 8 – 11 September, 2009.

Other Activities

Dutch language courses: achievement of CEF (Common European Framework) Level B2 (Independent user of the language)

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<< MB Home Home News & Events Staff Education Research Studies & Reports (pdf) Publication List Partners Contact Sitemap Search	Dr. Clare Shelley-Egan, Post-doctoral researcher Name: Dr. Clare Shelley-Egan E-mail: c.shelleyegan@utwente.nl Phone: 0031 53 489 2481 Telefax: 0031 53 489 4850 Room: Ravelijn 5105 Clare Shelley-Egan joined CSTM in September 2011 as a post-doc researcher on the Bioenergy to Overijssel (BE20) project which aims to contribute to the acceleration of the implementation of bioenergy in the province of Overijssel. Her current focus in the project is on mapping the socio-technical expectations regarding the inputs and outputs of biomass conversion technologies, namely torrefaction and pyrolysis. Clare obtained a BSc. Microbiology from University College Cork in 2003 and an MSc. Science Communication from Dublin City University in 2004. Following completion of an MSc. by Research in Science and Technology Studies at the University of Edinburgh in 2006, Clare joined the Department of Science, Technology and Policy Studies (STePS) at Universiteit Twente as a researcher on the European Commission - funded DEEPEN (Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies) project. Based on this project, she worked towards a PhD thesis . She earned her PhD in 2011 with a thesis entitled ‘Ethics in practice: responding to an evolving problematic situation of nanotechnology in society’. *Publications* *Book chapters* Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. Mapping Ethics in the Real World of Nanotechnology, pp. 147-155. IN: J. S. Ach and C. Weidemann (eds.) Size Matters. Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects of Nanobiotechnology and Nano-Medicine. Muenster. *Reports* Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2010. Positions and responsibilities in the ‘real’ world of nanotechnology, pp. 31-38. IN: von Schomberg. R. and Davies, S. (eds.) Understanding public debate on nanotechnologies: options for framing public policies. A Report from the European Commission Services. *Reports of commissioned research* Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2007. Review Statement: Ethics in the Real World. 45 pp. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies (DEEPEN). A project funded by the European Commission. Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2008. Diagnosis Report: The Nature and Dynamics of De-Facto Ethics and the Possibilities of Enhancing Ethical Reflexivity in the Nano-World. 38pp. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies (DEEPEN). A project funded by the European Commission. Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. Contributory Report: Enhancing Ethical Reflexivity in the Real World. 63 pp. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies (DEEPEN). A project funded by the European Commission. *Refereed scientific publications* Shelley-Egan, C. 2010. The Ambivalence of Promising Technology. NanoEthics, 4 (2), 183-189. *Selected paper presentations* Shelley-Egan, C. 2011. Addressing responsible development of nanoscience and nanotechnology: a problematic situation in its own right. Governing Futures – Imagining, Negotiating & Taming Emerging Technosciences conference, University of Vienna, 22 -24 September, 2011. Shelley-Egan, C. 2010. Positions and responsibilities in the world of nanotechnology. S.NET Conference, Darmstadt, 29 September – 2 October, 2010. Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. The ethics of scientific promising in the development of nanotechnology. Expectation-building and innovation processes workshop, Zurich, 17-18 September, 2009. Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. The articulation of responsible innovation by industrial actors in nanotechnology. S.NET Conference, Seattle, 8-11 September, 2009. Rip, A. and Shelley-Egan, C. 2007. Deepening Ethical Engagement and Participation in Emerging Nanotechnologies. 3TU Centre for Ethics and Technology Nanoethics Workgroup, Amersfoort, June 22, 2007. Shelley-Egan, C. 2007. Patterns of moral argumentation in the reconstruction and mapping of de facto ethics in the nano-world. Summer School – ‘Nanobiotechnology & Nanomedicine – Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects’, Muenster, September 2007. *Invited presentations* Shelley-Egan, C. 2009. Ethics and responsible development: companies in nanobiotechnology. EuroNanoBio WP4 Workshop Ancillary factors, Muenster, 8-9 June, 2009. *Other invited conference contributions* ‘The Challenges in Bringing Innovation and Converging Technologies to the Consumer’ (Invited as an expert), European Commission, Brussels, 10^th March, 2010. ‘Understanding Public Debate on Nanotechnologies’, (Invited as an expert), European Commission, Brussels, 9^th March, 2010. EuroNanoBio Roadmapping Workshop (Invited as an expert), Milan, 12 – 13 October, 2009. Chair of Session 5c at the First Annual Conference of the Society for the Study of Nanoscience and Emerging Technologies, Seattle, Washington, 8 – 11 September, 2009. *Other Activities* Dutch language courses: achievement of CEF (Common European Framework) Level B2 (Independent user of the language)