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Jenny Reardon

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Feminist Studies

Social Sciences

Sociology

NoneJenny Reardon is currently serving as a Feminist Studies faculty at University of California, Santa Cruz.

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University of California, Santa Cruz

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genomics genetics anthropology race human genetics political science science and technology studies bioethics genome biology history research ethics ethics biopolitics genome studies racial discrimination anthropological theory heredity cultural policy research policy democracy scientific data databases data privacy nature evolutionary anthropology latin american antiquity historical biology systematics racial studies diaspora studies indigenous studies science policy race relations research data archiving data sharing personal genomics biomedical ethics genomic medicine regional collaboration intergroup cooperation medical genetics genomic mechanisms patient-oriented research human origins reference genome population genomics comparative genomics indigenous body parts postcolonial technoscience genomic age human difference bermuda 2.0 bermuda principles santa cruz ethical science genographic project anti-colonial genomic practice postgenomic condition ongoing work conjunctural analysis thoughtful genomics research subjects feminist epistemology sociology scientific communication feminist theory feminist studies gender studies science studies history and philosophy of science gender diversity history of science big data feminist research research culture gender inequality

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A Conjunctural Analysis of the Origins of ‘Embedded Elsi’ in U.S. Genomic Medicine. Journal of Responsible Innovation (2024)

James KarabinChessa Adsit-MorrisSandra Soo-Jin LeeStephanie M. FullertonMildred K. ChoJenny Reardon

conjunctural analysisgenomic medicinegenomics

PANGENOMICS: Prioritize Diversity in Collaborations. Nature (2023)

Mildred K. ChoStephanie Malia FullertonEvelynn M. HammondsSandra Soo-Jin LeeAaron PanofskyJenny Reardon

diversity (business)naturecooperationintergroup cooperationregional collaborationbehavioral sciences

Trustworthiness Matters: Building Equitable and Ethical Science. Cell (2023)

Jenny ReardonSandra Soo-Jin LeeSara GoeringStephanie M. FullertonMildred K. ChoAaron PanofskyEvelynn M. Hammonds

research ethicstrustmedicineethical sciencemedical ethics

Unbounding Elsi: The Ongoing Work of Centering Equity and Justice. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Chessa Adsit-MorrisRayheann NaDejda CollinsSara GoeringJames KarabinSandra Soo-Jin LeeJenny Reardon

anthropologyethicsbioethicsresearch ethicsongoing workequity

The Pathos of Precision. New Genetics and Society (2022)

Jenny Reardon

human geneticsmedical geneticsgenetics

Thoughtful Genomics. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Jenny Reardon

thoughtful genomicsgenomic mechanismsmolecular biologygenomics

Why and How Bioethics Must Turn Toward Justice: A Modest Proposal. The Hastings Center Report (2020)

Jenny Reardon

bioethicsbiomedical ethics

24. Should Patients Understand That They Are Research Subjects?. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Jenny Reardon

clinical researchresearch subjectspatient-oriented researchmedicine

COMMENTARY: Ends Everlasting. BJHS Themes (2019)

JENNY REARDON

philosophyliterary criticism

The Postgenomic Condition: Ethics, Justice, and Knowledge After the Genome. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2019)

Aaron Panofsky

postgenomic conditionethicsgenomicsbioethicsgenetics

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Jenny Reardon

University of California, Santa Cruz

Affiliations

Humanities

Feminist Studies

Social Sciences

Sociology

NoneJenny Reardon is currently serving as a Feminist Studies faculty at University of California, Santa Cruz.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jenny Reardon

University of California, Santa Cruz

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Conjunctural Analysis of the Origins of ‘Embedded Elsi’ in U.S. Genomic Medicine. Journal of Responsible Innovation (2024)

James KarabinChessa Adsit-MorrisSandra Soo-Jin LeeStephanie M. FullertonMildred K. ChoJenny Reardon

conjunctural analysisgenomic medicinegenomics

PANGENOMICS: Prioritize Diversity in Collaborations. Nature (2023)

Mildred K. ChoStephanie Malia FullertonEvelynn M. HammondsSandra Soo-Jin LeeAaron PanofskyJenny Reardon

diversity (business)naturecooperationintergroup cooperationregional collaborationbehavioral sciences

Trustworthiness Matters: Building Equitable and Ethical Science. Cell (2023)

Jenny ReardonSandra Soo-Jin LeeSara GoeringStephanie M. FullertonMildred K. ChoAaron PanofskyEvelynn M. Hammonds

research ethicstrustmedicineethical sciencemedical ethics

Unbounding Elsi: The Ongoing Work of Centering Equity and Justice. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Chessa Adsit-MorrisRayheann NaDejda CollinsSara GoeringJames KarabinSandra Soo-Jin LeeJenny Reardon

anthropologyethicsbioethicsresearch ethicsongoing workequity

The Pathos of Precision. New Genetics and Society (2022)

Jenny Reardon

human geneticsmedical geneticsgenetics

Thoughtful Genomics. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Jenny Reardon

thoughtful genomicsgenomic mechanismsmolecular biologygenomics

Why and How Bioethics Must Turn Toward Justice: A Modest Proposal. The Hastings Center Report (2020)

Jenny Reardon

bioethicsbiomedical ethics

24. Should Patients Understand That They Are Research Subjects?. University of California Press eBooks (2019)

Jenny Reardon

clinical researchresearch subjectspatient-oriented researchmedicine

COMMENTARY: Ends Everlasting. BJHS Themes (2019)

JENNY REARDON

philosophyliterary criticism

The Postgenomic Condition: Ethics, Justice, and Knowledge After the Genome. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2019)

Aaron Panofsky

postgenomic conditionethicsgenomicsbioethicsgenetics

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