Journal NanoEthics Issue 3/2019 “What’s Next?” – Hype and Hope from Human Reproductive Cloning to Genome Editing share SHARE Search insite SEARCH Table of Contents (12 Articles) 14-12-2019 | Editorial Engineering Life Christopher Coenen 02-12-2019 | Original Research Paper Chinese Public and Nanoresearchers’ Perceptions of Benefits and Risks of Nanotechnology Jing Zhang, Guoyu Wang Open Access 14-12-2019 | Original Research Paper From Buzz to Burst—Critical Remarks on the Term ‘Life’ and Its Ethical Implications in Synthetic Biology Michael Funk, Johannes Steizinger, Daniel Falkner, Tobias Eichinger Download PDF-version View full text 11-12-2019 | Introduction Moral and Fictional Discourses on Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Current Responses, Future Scenarios Maurizio Balistreri, Solveig Lena Hansen 28-11-2019 | Original Research Paper ‘Eugenics is Back’? Historic References in Current Discussions of Germline Gene Editing Robert Ranisch 03-12-2019 | Original Research Paper From Asilomar to Genome Editing: Research Ethics and Models of Decision Fabrizio Rufo, Antonella Ficorilli 27-11-2019 | Original Research Paper Editing the Gene Editing Debate: Reassessing the Normative Discussions on Emerging Genetic Technologies Oliver Feeney 28-11-2019 | Original Research Paper New Bodies, New Identities? The Negotiation of Cloning Technologies in Young Adult Fiction Aline Ferreira 20-11-2019 | Discussion Note Altered Mortality: Why the Quest for Immortality is Regaining Visibility in the Media Mirko Daniel Garasic 22-11-2019 | Discussion Note What Counts as “Success” in Speculative and Anticipatory Ethics? Lessons from the Advent of Germline Gene Editing Ari Schick 04-12-2019 | Art-Science Interaction Hype, Hope, and Help: Situating a Science Announcement in a Web of Stories Julia Diekämper, Solveig Lena Hansen 25-11-2019 | Art-Science Interaction Two Worlds Francesco Verso