His work combines the fields of Science & Technology Studies with ethics and public policy to pursue a recurring question: How do people design and create technological systems, and how, in turn, do these technological systems help to define, reinforce and propagate specific values? As an assistant director of the ASU Center for Nanotechnology in Society, he contributes to developing ways for scientists, policymakers and others to think about the future relationships among science, technology and societies. He may be reached at Jameson.Wetmore@asu.edu References BAINBRIDGE, William S.2006 Cyberimmortality.The Futurist, March-April 2006, pp. 25-29.