People Dr Javier Lezaun
Deputy Director, Institute for Science, Innovation and Society
James Martin Lecturer in Science and Technology Governance
Dr Lezaun's research focuses on the governance of new biotechnologies and the impact of organisational models in pharmaceutical R&D. He is the director of BioProperty, an ERC-funded project examining the role of intellectual property rights in biomedical research. Current areas of work include open innovation approaches to malaria drug discovery, the regulatory implications of genetically engineered insects, and the involvement of citizens in the assessment of controversial technologies.
Videos
Selected Publications
- May 2015
- Missing the (question) mark? What is a turn to ontology?
- Nov 2014
- Sharing and Exclusion in Global Health Drug Development
- Dec 2012
- Provocative containment and the drift of social scientific realism
- Sep 2011
- Offshore democracy: a socio-technical experiment
- Jun 2011
- Bees, beekeepers, and bureaucrats
- Mar 2010
- Eloquence and incommensurability: An investigation into the grammar of irreconcilable differences
- Jan 2010
- Catastrophe: Law, Politics and the Humanitarian Impulse

