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​I'm Marion Boulicault, a PhD candidate in Philosophy at MIT. I have an MPhil in the History & Philosophy of Science from the University of Cambridge, and a BSc in environmental science from UNC.

I work at the place where philosophy meets feminist science studies. My dissertation (awarded the Benjamin Siegel Prize) investigates how social norms are entangled in the ways scientists measure fertility. I've written about my research for The Guardian and Slate. 

I'm a Neuroethics Fellow at the Center for Neurotechnology, and a senior member of the Harvard GenderSci Lab. In 2019-2020, I was a Teaching Fellow with Embedded EthiCS at Harvard, working to bring ethical reasoning into the computer science curriculum. Now I lead the Experiential Ethics program at MIT. 

I've co-directed PIKSI, a philosophy summer school for students from under-represented groups. And before coming to MIT, I was a Research Associate at the Environmental Law Institute. 

You can reach me at marionb at mit dot edu.