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Britte Bouchaut is an Assistant Professor in the Safety & Security Science group at TU Delft. Her research focuses on the ethics of safety in chemistry and biotechnology, aiming to advance safer and more sustainable industrial practices through the principles of Safe (and Sustainable)-by-Design and Responsible Research Innovation. She is a trained chemical analyst, having completed her BSc. and an MSc. in Innovation Sciences at Eindhoven University of Technology. Britte earned her PhD (cum laude) from TU Delft, specifically in the Biotechnology & Society group, where she investigated the uncertainties and associated risks of emerging biotechnologies in a responsible manner, participating in the T-TRIPP project. As a postdoctoral researcher, she contributed to the EU H2020 Water Mining project focusing on innovative, more sustainable methods in industrial biotechnology. Her work emphasizes risk and benefit assessments in applying safe design principles to new synthetic chemicals and biotechnologies, ensuring transparency and accountability in the communication of uncertainties related to these fields.
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