sara tocchetti - Centre Alexandre Koyré
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sara tocchetti - Centre Alexandre Koyré
SARA TOCCHETTI Ph.D. Swiss National Fund Early PostDoc Mobility, Centre Alexandre Koyré (UMR 8560), École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, 27 rue Damesme, 75013 Paris. E-MAIL [email protected] SHORT PROFILE * Master of Science in Evolutionary Biology and Conservation, University of Lausanne, Switzerland. * Ph.D. in Sociology from the London School of Economics and Political Sciences, BIOS Centre and Sociology Department. * Workshop designer and facilitator for science-society communication. * Coordinating teaching programs and tutoring students. * Fluency in English, French and Italian. Fair knowledge of written and spoken German. * Born on the 17 January 1982 in Lugano (Ticino), Switzerland. EDUCATION AND TRAINING 2005 Microbial Ecology Department, University of Wien, Wien – One month. 2001 - 2006 University of Lausanne, Switzerland, Master of Science in Evolutionary Biology and Conservation. 2006 BIOS Center London School of Economics, London – One month. 2008 Computational Systems Biology Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, Berlin – Three months. 2009-2014 Ph.D. at the London School of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE), BIOS Center and Sociology Department. Title: How did DNA become hackable and biology personal? Tracing the self-fashioning of the DIYbio network Supervisors: Prof. Sarah Franklin, University of Cambridge & Dr. Don Slater, LSE. 2015-2016 Early Post-Doc Mobility, Swiss National Fund, École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Centre Alexandre Koyré, Paris – Eighteen months. 2016 Visiting Scholar, Science and Justice Research Center, University of Santa Cruz, California – Three months. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS, TEACHING AND RECENT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2005 - 2007 University of Lausanne, Part-time Science Communicator, L'Eprouvette – Public Laboratory, Science and Society Interface – Two academic years. 2006 - 2008 University of Lausanne, Teaching Assistant, 'Biology and Society' Curriculum – Two academic years. 2009 University of Lausanne, Synthetic Biology Public Engagement Workshop - Designer, L'Eprouvette – Public Laboratory, Science and Society Interface – Six months. 2009 London School of Economics, Teaching Assistant for the Quantitative Analysis I Description and Inference Course – Three months. 2010 - 2012 Content Manager System Administrator for the BIOS Center and the European Institute – Two and a half years. 02.2015 / 08.2015 University of Lausanne, Collaborator at the Interface Sciences and Society and the Public Laboratory l'Eprouvette. 04.2015 / 06.2015 University of Geneva, Part-time Science Communicator, Bioscope – Public Laboratory. 09.2015 / 11.2015 University of Geneva, Part-time Science Communicator, Bioscope – Public Laboratory. 20.01.2016 Invited Teacher, Winter School SciencePo Reims, Module Scientific Research. Course Title: A Laboratory of one's own: desire of social change and professional path of a young scientist (6 hours). 09.2016 - SupBiotech, Paris, Lecturer in Sociology of Innovation. PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS TOCCHETTI, S. (Forthcoming) Keep calm and review the literature: our discourses and engagements with DIYbio and biohacking. Engaging Science, Technology & Society. TOCCHETTI, S. AGUITON, S., Is an FBI agent a DIYbiologist like any other? A cultural analysis of a biosecurity risk. In A. Delfanti and J. Söderberg special issue, Resistance to the Current. Critical Perspectives on Hacking, Science, Technology & Human Values, July 2015. TOCCHETTI, S. DIYbiologists as 'makers' of personal biologies: how MAKE Magazine and Maker Faires contribute in constituting biology as a personal technology. Journal of Peer Production. Issue 2, July 2012. BOOK CHAPTERS AGUITON, S., BOVET, E., TOCCHETTI, S. Quelles tactiques critiques sur le terrain des promesses scientifiques ? 21 September 2015. In Sciences et technologies émergentes, pourquoi tant de promesses? Audétat, M. et al. FINLAY, T., GIBSON, S., KOCH L., TOCCHETTI S. Personal genomics: transparent to whom? 2015 In M. Dreyer, J. Erdmann, C. Rehmann-Sutter (eds.) Genetic Transparency? Ethical and social implications of next generation human genomics and genetic medicine (January 2016). Ch. 4. Amsterdam, Brill | Rodopi. NON PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS TOCCHETTI, S. Hackteria: Interview with Marc Dusseiller. Musiques et Cultures Digitales, #68 The Open Future, 2012. CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS (INVITED SPEAKER) TOCCHETTI, S Biohacking and its techno-utopia of a personal biology: a feminist perspective. Université de Genève, Geneva, 8 October 2015. TOCCHETTI, S Comment l'ADN devint hackable et la biologie personnelle: le façonnage du réseau DIYbio. Université de Lyon 7, Lyon, 28 Septembre 2015. TOCCHETTI, S Le réseau DIYbio et son utopie socio-technique: critique d'une biologie personnelle DIY: nouvelles formes de production et d’engagements dans la cité, Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis, Nice, 6 November 2014. AGUITON, S., BOVET, E., TOCCHETTI, S. Quelles tactiques critiques sur le terrain des promesses scientifiques ? Emerging science and technologies : Why so many promises ? Brocher Foundation, Geneva, 30 June – 1 July 2014. TOCCHETTI, S. La biologie Do-it-yourself: entre biopolitique tactique et biopolitique participative. Groupe Sciences Citoyennes, University of Geneva (Switzerland), 12 December 2013. TOCCHETTI, S. La biologie Do-it-yourself: entre biopolitique tactique et biopolitique participative. Séminaire STS, University of Lausanne (Switzerland), 11 December 2013. AGUITON, S., TOCCHETTI, S. 'It could be otherwise': Doit-on défendre l'imaginaire socio-technique? Séminaire STS, University of Lausanne (Switzerland), 30 May 2013. TOCCHETTI, S. Transparency and Distributed Practices in the DIYbio network. Genetic Transparency Workshop, Ethical and social implications of next generation human genomics and genetic medicine. University of Lübeck (Germany), 18 – 23 March 2013. CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS AND POSTERS TOCCHETTI A laboratory of one's own: desire of social change and professional path among young life scientists. 4S / EASST Conference, Barcelona 2 September 2016 TOCCHETTI DIYbio members, drop-outs and disenfranchised scientists: Digital utopianism as a tool for social change? Science and Justice Research Center, Santa Cruz University, 20 April 2016. TOCCHETTI, S., TROUILLOUD, S. Hands-on on what? Questioning public and community laboratories as sites of participatory practices. Science and You, Université de Lorraine, Nancy, 5 June 2015. TOCCHETTI, S. DIYBio: Tactical vs Participatory Biopolitics. World Social Sciences Forum, Montreal, Canada, 14 October 2013. AGUITON, S., TOCCHETTI, S. (Poster) Mis-Adventures in Synthetic Biology. Synthetic Biology 6.0 (SB6.0), Imperial College, London, 10 and 11 July 2013. AGUITON, S., TOCCHETTI, S. Is an FBI agent a Do-it-yourself biologist as any other? 5th Conference of the European Graduate Network Conference European Institute - London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), London, 25 March 2013. AGUITON, S. TOCCHETTI, S. Is an FBI agent a DIYBiologist as any other? Annual Meeting of the Society for Social Studies of Science Conference (4S), Copenhagen, 19 October 2012. TOCCHETTI, S. Ex-biologist not yet turned into an STS scholar searches group of sympathetic peers interested in critical practices for long term relationships, European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST) Pre-conference Doctoral Workshop, Copenhagen, 16 October 2012. TOCCHETTI, S. The lives of Open Source Biology. The Lives of Property, Organized by the Research Group Bioproperty and the Institution for Science, Innovation and Society, University of Oxford, Oxford, 20 and 21 September 2012. ORGANISER 15.02.2016 Workshop Détournement, irony and satire : collectively elaborate and work on our malaises during fieldwork and the research process. University of Lausanne, in collaboration with STS_CH. 13.10.2016 Seminar SAGW – Migration and Mobility Frontières techniques: performativité des recherches militaires dans la forteresse Europe. 02.12.2016 Seminar SAGW – Migration and Mobility Frontières discursives: le vrai et le faux comme technologie de contrôle des demandes d’asile. MEDIA EXPERIENCE RADIO Retour sur la Biologie de synthèse Broadcast « CQFD » 26 May 2016, Radio Suisse Romande. Biologie de synthèse ou créer la vie artificiellement. Broadcast Babylone, 14 Janvier 2015, Radio Suisse Romande. Biologie synthétique et biohacking: des liaisons dangereuses ? Broadcast Zoom Ecologie, 31 January 2012, Fréquence Paris Plurielle with Sara Aguiton (CSO, Paris). NEWSPAPER Le biohacking, quand le biologie sort de l'uni. Uniscope n.601, March 2015. Gentechnik für jedermann: Zu Besuch bei den Biohackern, Aargauerzeitung, 7 March 2013. AWARDS AND GRANTS 2008 Société Académique Vaudoise Visitor Max Planck Institute 5000 CHF 2009/10 Academic Year ProTechno Fundation PhD Student Scholarship 5000 CHF 2010/11 Academic Year London School of Economics Postgraduate Student Scholarship £ 5000 2011/12 Academic Year London School of Economics Postgraduate Student Scholarship £ 7500 2011/12 Academic Year CsynBI Center Postgraduate Student Scholarship £ 1000 2012/13 Academic Year London School of Economics Postgraduate Student Scholarship £ 6700 2012/13 Academic Year London School of Economics Sociology Department Travel Fund £ 450 2012/13 Academic Year Genetic Transparency Workshop Conference Fund £ 600 2013/14 Academic Year London School of Economics Travel Fund £ 586 2013/14 Academic Year London School of Economics In-Course Financial Support £ 3000 2015/17 Academic Year Swiss National Foundation Early.Postdoc Mobility 75000 CHF 2015/16 Academic Year SAGW – Migration and Mobility Event Organization Grant 1800 CHF EDITORIAL EXPERIENCE Editor and peer review for the Journal of Peer Production [since 2014] Peer Review work for the Journal Science Technology and Human Values [2015] PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Member of the Swiss Association for the Studies of Science, Technology and Society [since 2014] Treasurer of the Swiss Association for the Studies of Science, Technology and Society [since 2016] LANGUAGES English Very good written and oral skills. French Very good written and oral skills. German Fair written and oral skills (B1). Italian First language.