Sarah Franklin is Professor of Social Studies of Biomedicine and Associate Director of the BIOS Centre at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She is the author of numerous books and articles on IVF, cloning, stem cells, and embryo research, including an ethnographic study of PGD co-authored with Celia Roberts entitled Born and Made (2006). Her most recent book is entitled Dolly Mixtures: The Remaking of Genealogy (2007). Her current research, funded by the ESRC, focuses on 'the IVF-stem cell interface' in the context of hES derivation-a topic she is exploring in connection with the UK network of stem cell coordinators (hESCCO).
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机译：萨拉·富兰克林（Sarah Franklin）是伦敦政治经济学院生物医学社会研究教授，BIOS中心副主任。她是有关IVF，克隆，干细胞和胚胎研究的许多书籍和文章的作者，其中包括与Celia Roberts合着的《 PGD的人种志研究》，题为《 Born and Made》（2006年）。她的最新著作是《多莉混合物：家谱的重制》（2007年）。她目前由ESRC资助的研究集中在hES衍生背景下的“ IVF-干细胞界面”上，这是她与英国干细胞协调员网络（hESCCO）共同探讨的一个话题。
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