Gaymon Bennett

GAYMON BENNETT is a doctoral student at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. His work concerns the interactions of religion, politics, and science, with focus on bioethics. He is co-author of Immortal Lines: Theologians Say Yes to Stem Cell Research (forthcoming 2007), and co-editor of two volumes on science and religion The Evolution of Evil (forthcoming 2007) and Bridging Science and Religion (2004). He has published articles on the cloning and stem cell debates and has served on both private and public bioethics committees. His is currently working of the forms and norms of bioethics and the contemporary.

• Individuals
  • Gaymon Bennett
  • Carlo Caduff
  • Stephen J. Collier
  • Monica Eppinger
  • James Faubion
  • Lyle Fearnley
  • Frédéric Keck
  • Christopher Kelty
  • Andrew Lakoff
  • Nicolas Langlitz
  • Rebecca Lemov
  • George Marcus
  • Adrian McIntyre
  • Mary Murrell
  • Paul Rabinow
  • Tobias Rees
  • Dale Rose
  • Arpita Roy
  • Meg Stalcup

• Network
  • Anthropos (University of Lausanne)
  • BIOS. Centre for the Study of Bioscience, Biomedicine, Biotechnology and Society (London School of Economics)
  • Cambridge Studies in Society and the Life Sciences (Cambridge University Press)
  • Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology
  • In-formation (Princeton University Press)
  • The Molecular Sciences Institute