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Catherine Waldby

Sociology of Science and Medicine

Australian National University

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About Catherine Waldby at Australian National University (ANU)

Catherine Waldby is a leading scholar in the sociology of biomedicine, focusing on the ethical and social dimensions of reproductive and stem cell technologies.

Research Areas

biomedical ethicsreproductive technologiesstem cell researchscience and technology studiesglobal healthfeminist technosciencebioeconomybiopolitics
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Research Output

Total Citations5,293

Emerging researcher

Publications139

Selective publication record

h-index31

Established scholar

i10-index52

Growing portfolio

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