Rebecca Harrison is a Ph.D. student in Science and Technology Studies. Her work considers how agricultural biotechnologists are deliberate, ethical actors navigating both a complex political economy and increasing public concern about genetic engineering. Before entering the social sciences for her graduate work, Harrison earned a bachelor's degree in animal science from Cornell. She has professional experience in agriculture, science and technology policy, and science communication.
As a social scientist studying the everyday decisions of scientists, my superpower is my critical, panoptical eye.
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Dive deep into the world of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) with this comprehensive online course. From understanding the basics of genetic engineering to examining the political dimensions that surround GMOs, this course offers a unique perspective on how science influences policy-making and societal acceptance.