I am... writing in the embrace of
                                 a collective practice, in which
                                 the many writers loop through
                                 each other, tracing together the
                                 barely discernible figure of an
                                 elsewhere.
                                 -Donna Haraway

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

I work at the place where philosophy meets feminist science studies. My dissertation (awarded the Benjamin Siegel Prize) investigates how gender norms are entangled in the ways scientists measure fertility.

I'm a Neuroethics Fellow at the Center for Neurotechnology, and a member of the Harvard GenderSci Lab, developing feminist concepts and methods for sex and gender research. I'm also a Teaching Fellow with Embedded EthiCS at Harvard, working to bring ethical reasoning into the computer science curriculum.

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.