Ran the Policy and Practices component of the NSF Synthetic Biology Engineering Research Center, building regulatory feedback loops directly into the research program.

Designed and led “Introduction to Technology & Society,” redesigning how Harvard undergraduates in engineering encounter the social and political dimensions of their field.

Member, then Co-Chair of Human Practices for the international Genetically Engineered Machines competition — training a generation of synthetic biologists to attend to the broader aspects of their work.