Andrew Maynard

Top Ten Emerging Technologies Selection Committee @World Economic Forum

Tempe, AZ, US
EMAILS
a•••••••@asu.edu
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2012 — Present

Top Ten Emerging Technologies Selection Committee @World Economic Forum

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EDUCATION

1984 — 1987

University of Birmingham

B.Sc., Physics

1989 — 1992

University of Cambridge

Ph.D., Physics

SKILLS

Environmental PolicyPublic HealthMolecular BiologyProgram EvaluationScience CommunicationEpidemiologySynthetic BiologyBiotechnologyData AnalysisChemistryTechnology InnovationLaboratoryRisk AssessmentOccupational HealthExperimentationScienceGrant WritingEnvironmental HealthResearchRisk ManagementR&DEnvironmental AwarenessEmerging TechnologiesQualitative ResearchScience PolicyPolicyTeachingScientific WritingMaterials ScienceLife SciencesNanotechnologyLifesciencesStatisticsPolicy AnalysisEnvironmental SciencePublic SpeakingPhysicsLecturingPublic Policy

ABOUT ANDREW MAYNARD

Andrew Maynard is a scientist and author who works at the intersection of emerging technologies, society, and the future. A professor in Arizona State University’s School for the Future of Innovation in Society, he directs the ASU Future of Being Human initiative and is known for his leadership on responsible innovation and navigating technology transitions.With a background spanning aerosol physics, public health, nanotechnology, risk, biotech, AI and more, Andrew brings a transdisciplinary approach to some of the most complex emerging technology-related challenges of our time. He’s advised the U.S. Congress, National Academies, the World Economic Forum, and other global organizations, while also reaching broad audiences through Substack, podcasts, and his YouTube channel Risk Bites.A passionate communicator, Andrew believes in making knowledge accessible to everyone — not just to experts. He is the author of the books Films from the Future, Future Rising, and AI and the Art of Being Human, and is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.At the heart of his work is a desire to empower others — especially those outside traditional power structures — to understand and help shape the future. He leads with clarity, humility, and a conviction that better futures are possible when as many people as possible are empowered to be a part of building them.

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