Volume 22, Issue 3

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June 2016

Special Issue: Experiments, Ethics, and New Technologies

Issue Editors:

Neelke Doorn,
Shannon Spruit,
Zoë Robaey

16 articles in this issue

Editors’ Overview: Experiments, Ethics, and New Technologies
Neelke Doorn
Shannon Spruit
Zoë Robaey
Editorial Open access 09 January 2016 Pages: 607 - 611
Experiments: Why and How?
Sven Ove Hansson
Original Paper 28 February 2015 Pages: 613 - 632
Experiments on Socio-Technical Systems: The Problem of Control
Peter Kroes
Original Paper Open access 22 February 2015 Pages: 633 - 645
Stretching the Traditional Notion of Experiment in Computing: Explorative Experiments
Viola Schiaffonati
Original Paper 28 May 2015 Pages: 647 - 665
An Ethical Framework for Evaluating Experimental Technology
Ibo van de Poel
Original Paper Open access 14 November 2015 Pages: 667 - 686
Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste: A Long-Term Socio-Technical Experiment
Jantine Schröder
Original Paper 17 May 2015 Pages: 687 - 705
Reversible Experiments: Putting Geological Disposal to the Test
Jan Peter Bergen
Original Paper Open access 12 September 2015 Pages: 707 - 733
What is Proof of Concept Research and how does it Generate Epistemic and Ethical Categories for Future Scientific Practice?
Catherine Elizabeth Kendig
Original Paper 26 May 2015 Pages: 735 - 753
Governance Experiments in Water Management: From Interests to Building Blocks
Neelke Doorn
Original Paper Open access 05 February 2015 Pages: 755 - 774
Facing up to Complexity: Implications for Our Social Experiments
Ronnie Hawkins
Original Paper 11 June 2015 Pages: 775 - 814
The Need for Governance by Experimentation: The Case of Biofuels
Lotte Asveld
Original Paper Open access 04 March 2016 Pages: 815 - 830
Security-by-Experiment: Lessons from Responsible Deployment in Cyberspace
Wolter Pieters
Dina Hadžiosmanović
Francien Dechesne
Original Paper Open access 21 April 2015 Pages: 831 - 850
Geoengineering as Collective Experimentation
Jack Stilgoe
Original Paper Open access 11 April 2015 Pages: 851 - 869
Just a Cog in the Machine? The Individual Responsibility of Researchers in Nanotechnology is a Duty to Collectivize
Shannon L. Spruit
Gordon D. Hoople
David A. Rolfe
Original Paper Open access 04 November 2015 Pages: 871 - 887
Gone with the Wind: Conceiving of Moral Responsibility in the Case of GMO Contamination
Zoë Robaey
Original Paper Open access 06 January 2016 Pages: 889 - 906
Creating Inquiry Between Technology Developers and Civil Society Actors: Learning from Experiences Around Nanotechnology
Lotte Krabbenborg
Original Paper Open access 04 June 2015 Pages: 907 - 922

Volume 22, Issue 3

Editors’ Overview: Experiments, Ethics, and New Technologies

Experiments: Why and How?

Experiments on Socio-Technical Systems: The Problem of Control

Stretching the Traditional Notion of Experiment in Computing: Explorative Experiments

An Ethical Framework for Evaluating Experimental Technology

Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste: A Long-Term Socio-Technical Experiment

Reversible Experiments: Putting Geological Disposal to the Test

What is Proof of Concept Research and how does it Generate Epistemic and Ethical Categories for Future Scientific Practice?

Governance Experiments in Water Management: From Interests to Building Blocks

Facing up to Complexity: Implications for Our Social Experiments

The Need for Governance by Experimentation: The Case of Biofuels

Security-by-Experiment: Lessons from Responsible Deployment in Cyberspace

Geoengineering as Collective Experimentation

Just a Cog in the Machine? The Individual Responsibility of Researchers in Nanotechnology is a Duty to Collectivize

Gone with the Wind: Conceiving of Moral Responsibility in the Case of GMO Contamination

Creating Inquiry Between Technology Developers and Civil Society Actors: Learning from Experiences Around Nanotechnology

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