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Wendy Goldman
Rohm
Investigative journalist and author of The Eighth
Day: On the Front Lines of Stem Cell Research and the Countdown
to a Human Clone (forthcoming) and “Seven Days of
Creation: The inside story of a human cloning experiment”
in Wired (Jan 2004); winner of numerous awards for
her investigations into the anti-trust case against Microsoft.
Barbara Katz
Rothman
Department of Sociology, City University of New York; author
of In Labor: Women and Power in the Birthplace; Recreating
Motherhood: Ideology and Technology in a Patriarchal Society;
The Book of Life: A Personal and Ethical Guide to Race,
Normality, and the Implications of the Human Genome Project;
and other works on procreation, midwifery, new reproductive
technologies and bioethics.
Lee Silver
Department of Molecular Biology, Princeton University; member
of the Program in Science, Technology & Environmental
Policy, the Center for Health and Well-being, and the Office
of Population Research at the Woodrow Wilson School of Pulblic
and International Affairs; author of Remaking Eden: How
Genetic Engineering and Cloning Will Transform the American
Family and Challenging Mother Nature: Biotechnology
in a Spiritual World (forthcoming); current reviewer for
U.S. governmental position papers on cloning and stem cells.
Lee Zwanziger
Senior Research Analyst, President’s Council on Bioethics;
adjunct professor, Science and Technology Studies at Virginia
Tech; former study director at the National Academies’
Institute of Medicine, on projects ranging from institutional
review boards and data privacy to the anthrax vaccine; author
of works on the mutual influences at the intersection of science,
philosophy and public policy, focusing on biomedical issues.
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