Professor Neelke Doorn is distinguished Antoni van Leeuwenhoek professor ‘Ethics of Water Engineering’ at the Department Values, Technology and Innovation and Director of Education of the Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management. Neelke holds master's degrees in Civil Engineering (TU Delft 1997, cum laude), Philosophy (Leiden 2005, cum laude), and Law (Open University 2016, cum laude). In May 2011, she obtained her PhD degree from the TU Delft for her thesis on Moral Responsibility in R&D Networks. 

Professor Doorn's work centers around moral questions in water engineering and policy, and climate change more generally. In 2013, she received a personal NWO Veni grant for her project 'The ethics of flood risk management'. In 2019, she received a personal NWO Vidi grant for her project 'Responsibility arrangements in resilience policy for climate adaptation'. Professor Doorn is research fellow in the 10-year Gravitation project 'Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technologies'. In the past years, she also received multiple grants within the NWO Responsible Innovation scheme. Professor Doorn is author of Water Ethics: An Introduction published with Rowman & Littlefield in 2019, and, together with Diane Michelfelder, co-editor of The Routledge Handbook for the Philosophy of Engineering. 

Professor Neelke Doorn is Antoni van Leeuwenhoek hoogleraar 'Ethiek van watertechnologie en waterbeleid' bij de afdeling Values, Technology and Innovation en Directeur Onderwijs van de Faculteit Techniek, Bestuur en Management. Professor Doorn is afgestudeerd in Civiele Techniek (TU Delft 1997, cum laude), Filosofie (Leiden 2005, cum laude) en Rechten (Open Universiteit 2016, cum laude). In mei 2011 promoveerde ze aan de TU Delft op het proefschrift Moral Responsibility in R&D Networks.

Het werk van professor Doorn richt zich op morele vragen in het waterdomein en rondom klimaatverandering. In 2013 ontving ze een prestigieuze persoonlijke Veni-subsidie ​​van NWO voor haar project 'The ethics of flood risk management’. In 2019 ontving ze een Vidi-subsidie ​​van NWO voor haar project 'Responsibility arrangements in resilience policy for climate adaptation'. Professor Doorn is research fellow in het tienjarige Zwaartekracht project 'Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technologies'. De afgelopen jaren ontving ze ook meerdere subsidies binnen het NWO-programma Maatschappelijk Verantwoord Innoveren. Professor Doorn is auteur van het boek Water Ethics: An Introduction, in 2019 gepubliceerd door Rowman & Littlefield, en samen met Diane Michelfelder redacteur van The Routledge Handbook for the Philosophy of Engineering. 

Professor Doorn's work centers around moral questions in water engineering and policy, and climate change more generally, for which she combines philosophical approaches with empirical investigations and modelling techniques.

Het werk van professor Doorn richt zich op morele vragen in het waterdomein en rondom klimaatverandering. Zij combineert hiertoe filosofische onderzoek met empirische methoden en modellering.