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Nick Bostrom

  • Bostrom, N. (2011), Consultant to the UK Government Office for Science (GOSE) and Foresight for “The Future of Human Identity” report  (with Anders Sandberg)
  • Bostrom, N. (2011), Consultant to Edinethics Ltd about human enhancement issues for the European Commission Project “ETHENTECH”
  • Bostrom, N. (2011), Consultant to the MacArthur Foundation (the international peace and security program) regarding nuclear security and existential risk
  • Bostrom, N. (2011), Proposal Reviewer for the National Science Foundation for the Science, Technology, and Society Program
  • Bostrom, N. (2011), Advising DST about talking points for its CEO’s (Yuri Milner) roundtable discussion with the leaders of the G8 countries for the 37th Annual G8 Leaders Summit (Deauville, France)
  • Bostrom, N. (2011), Consultation/presentation with Talkback Thames Television and the Oxford Martin School
  • Bostrom, N. (2011), Consultation/presentation. “Breakthroughs in Technology – Impacts for Humanity” for Symposium Future 2020 with Vodafone and the Oxford Martin School
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Consultation to Foresight Horizon Scanning Centre, Government Office for Science (GOSE) about technological advancements and the consequent likely risks to public policy
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), World Economic Forum’s GAC on Catastrophic Risks and to Global Redesign Initiative. Consultant - ongoing
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Science for Humanity “Global Risk Register” project. Consultant - ongoing
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), BAE Systems (Global Combat Systems and  Land & Armaments divisions). Consultation on systemic risk - ongoing
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, University College London. Consultant in AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) and neuroscience for a new AGI research company - ongoing
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Consultation to Amlin (Aggregate Modelling division) on systemic risk
  • Bostrom, N. (2010), Consultation for US State Department’s Global Futures Forum
  • Bostrom, N. (2009), World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Expert Council on Catastrophic Risks.
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), Booz Allen, Consultation on global risk and on risk assessment methods
  • Bostrom, N., (2009), Public Services Division, Prime Minister's Office, Singapore, 
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), British Medical Association and the Royal Institution, Advisory roundtable on cognitive enhancement  (London, November, 2006)
  • Bostrom, N., (2008-09), Cushing Academy, Advising on development of a curriculum for the 21st Century, with a focus on developing modules for teaching meta-cognitive skills 
  • Bostrom, N., (2008),  Informal consultation for Booz Allen on catastrophic risk 
  • Bostrom, N., (2008),  One policymaker briefing paper developed with Eric Knight 
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), Horizon Scanning, supported by and aimed at informing the UK Minister of Education, about opportunities and challenges in education and biology-supported learning 
  • Bostrom, N., (2008),  By invitation, offering advice and suggestion on the stakeholder consultation process "Regulating Nanotechnologies in the EU and the US:  Towards Effectiveness and Convergence" 
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), Macdonald High School, Advice on curriculum development 
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), Princess of Thailand's Miracle of Life Foundation, on panel advising on how the foundation can achieve its aim of identifying talented children from disadvantaged background and giving opportunities to achieve their potential. 
  • Bostrom, N., (2008), UK Government, co-organized policy forum on catastrophic risk assessment and preparedness with representatives from government 
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), European Parliament Scientific Technology Options Assessment, Travelled to Brussels to discuss “Converging Technologies in the 21st Century: Heaven, Hell or Down to Earth?” 
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), House of Commons Science and Technology Select Committee, Called upon to give his views on human enhancement policy issues, focusing on sports enhancement.  He has since been asked to become the official advisor to this committee 
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), National Endowment for the Sciences, Technology, and Arts, Advising on developing a new 5 year £25m Talent Fund 
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (Post), Advising on the subject of cognitive enhancers and associated ethical issues 
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), Science Museum (London), Advising on content related to an exhibition on the "science of survival" 
  • Bostrom, N., (2007), World Economic Forum, Attended a London brainstorming meeting with organizers to advise on and select a science and technology topic for the next World Economic Forum in Davos 
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), European Commission, Advising on the implementation of the information and communication technologies (ICT) theme in the Community 7th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (2007-2013)  (Brussels)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), Science and Technology Select Committee, House of Commons (UK Parliament), Human Enhancement and Sports Enhancement  (21 June)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), Science and Technology Select Committee, House of Commons (UK Parliament), Expert advisor on human enhancement policy issues, particularly sports enhancement 
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), Stoa-Panel of the European Parliament, Expert advisor on NBIC convergence and human enhancement  (Brussels)
  • Bostrom, N., (2006), World Economic Forum, London brainstorming meeting with organizers to select science and technology topic for the next World Economic Forum in Davos

 Jason G. Matheny

  • Matheny, J. G., (2009), Future Operational Environment, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command,
  • Matheny, J. G., (2008), Biometrics and Personnel Protection Study Group, U.S. Army, 
  • Matheny, J. G., (2008), Future Warfare 20xx, for the Office of Net Assessment, U.S. Department of Defense,  

 Eric Mandelbaum

  • Mandelbaum, E. (2010), House of Lords’ Science and Technology Select Committee. Consultant for the House of Lords’ Science and Technology Select Committee on Behavioral Change.

Toby Ord

  • Ord, T. (2010), Oxford Analytica. Consultation on cost-effective ways to fight disease.
  • Ord, T. (2010 ongoing), Consultant on the ethics of Artifical General Intelligence for a new AGI company at the Gatsby Computational Neuroscience Unit, University College London.
  • Ord, T. (2009), Cushing Academy. Advice on curriculum development regarding a focus on the big questions of our time.

 Rebecca Roache

  • Roache, R., (2007), Academy of Medical Sciences, ‘Drugsfutures’.  Public consultation about cognitive enhancement 

 Anders Sandberg

  • Sandberg, A. (2010), Foresight UK. Anders Sandberg represented the School at a workshop organised by the Cabinet Office and Foresight UK to discuss the challenges facing the UK over the next ten years.  He has also been invited by the Home Office to participate in a scenario planning workshop on the future of the 'drug landscape'. Foresight UK is a government agency which brings together key people, senior ministers, scientists, etc,  and uses robust science to guide policymakers and inform government policy and strategy. (March)
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), Academy of Medical Sciences, ‘Drugsfutures’.  Public consultation about cognitive enhancement 
  • Sandberg, A., (2007), Academy of Medical Sciences, Participated as expert in a public consultation on enhancement drugs in Glasgow, part of the project Drugsfutures  (3 March)
  • Sandberg, A., (2006), UN Millennium Project, Participated in the Delphi study Education and Learning: Possibilities by 2030