People

Graduate Students

Lastname A - M

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Name & Research Interests	Email & Degrees
Tal Arbel	talarbel
Gabriele Balbi	balbig
The birth of the telephone in Italy from its appaearance (1881) to the Fascist privatization (1925).	B.S., Universita Degli Studi M.S., Universita Degli Studi
Anouska Bhattacharyya	anouska.b@hotmail.co.uk
Gender, race and medicine, especially 'indigenous' medical traditions in Asia and the use of medicine as a tool of empire.	B.A., University of Cambridge M.Phil., University of Cambridge
Temitope Oluwaseun Charlton	fadiran
The complex interactions between broad cultural trends and developments within the boundaries of the scientific and medical professions, particularly the influence of religion on science and medicine in Medieval and Early Modern Europe.	B.A., Duke University
Jennifer Elizabeth Clark	jclark
	A.B., Harvard University
Paul Joseph Cruickshank	pcruicks
History of colonial medicine; history of global health and medical humanitarianism.	B.A., University of Notre Dame
Lisa Crystal	lcrystal
History of Physics: the historical and philosophical implications of Albert Einstein's special and general theories of relativity.	B.A., King's College
Alex Atilla Csiszar	acsiszar
Social history of the exact sciences (particularly mathe-matical physics) in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Changes in writing, reading, and publication practices. History of the philosophy and sociology of science, early twentieth century.	B.Sc., University of British Columbia M.A., University of British Columbia
Laura Louise Dawes	ldawes
Interaction of science and the law and medicine and the law; expertise and trust as a problem in interdisciplinary interaction; 19th and 20th c. history of medicine; popular writing.	B.Sc., Murdoch University M.Sc., Oxford University
Jean-François Gauvin	gauvin
	B.S., Université de Montreal M.A., Université de Montreal
Justin Merrill Grosslight	jgrossl
Scientific revolution; Galileo's late years and legacy; scien-tific authorship; history of the book; history and sociology of early modern and modern mathematics; scientific literature and utopias.	B.A. (honors), Stanford University B.S., Stanford University
Katja Guenther	guenther
History of medicine; history of the mind sciences.	M.Sc., University of Oxford M.D., University of Cologne
Daniela Katharina Helbig	helbig
Modern physics; science in translation.	Diplom, FU Berlin
Kuang-Chi Hung	khung
Benjamin J. Hurlbut	jhurlbut
	B.A., Stanford University
Karin Isaacson
The reception of Darwinism and other evolutionary theories in Poland and East Central Europe.	A.B., Barnard College
Jeremiah Lewis James	jjames
	B.A., St. James College
Elizabeth Hua-Cheng Lee	elee
	A.B., Stanford University A.M., Stanford University
Juan Andres Leon	jaleon
Modern physics and biology; colonial/third world science and technology http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~jaleon	B.A., Universidad de los Andes B.Sc., Universidad de los Andes M.Sc., Universidad de los Andes
Deborah Ilyssa Levine	dilevine
	B.A., Washington University, St. Louis
Philip Davis Loring	ploring
Material culture of the mind sciences; history and anthro-pology of technology; psychiatry and anti-psychiatry; history of reading.	B.A., Williams College
Daniel Margocsy	margocsy
	B.A., University College Utrecht
John Mathew	mathew
Ecology of empire; natural history; colonial medicine.	B.Sc., Madras Christian College M.Sc., Madras Christian College Ph.D., Old Dominion University
Aaron Pascal Mauck	amauck
History of type II diabetes; regimen and dietetics; relations between early modern science and medicine; medical standardization and EBM.	B.A., Reed College
Alex Medico	amedico
Civic medicine, welfare, charity and public health in medieval cities, with attention to the selection process of practitioners for municipal service through reputation; the role of government in the regulation of medical practice and pharmacology and its political and religious implications; the spice trade, the movement of physicians and their influences on medical practice, especially across the frontier between Byzantium and Western Europe; law, government, paleography, philology, archaeology; Venice	A.B., Washington University
Grischa Jeremy Metlay	metlay
Late 20th century addiction research; the history of the National Institutes of Health; the politics of knowledge production; contemporary health policy.	B.S., Cornell University M.A., University of California, San Diego
Mara Mills	mmills
The Dead Room: Deafness and Modern Communication Technologies	B.A., Literature, UC, Santa Cruz B.A., Biology, UC, Santa Cruz M.A., University of California, Santa Cruz
Miranda Mollendorf	mamollen
Relationships between natural philosophy and art in Early Modern France and Italy, gender and sexuality, the epistemology of anatomical and botanical prints, natural philosophy in Early Modern courtly culture, cabinets of curiosity, art and alchemy, the visual culture of death and its relationship to anatomy, Charles Estienne, Bernard Palissy, Andreas Vesalius, Ambroise Paré, Paracelsus and his followers.	B.FA., SUNY-Buffalo M.A., University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
Shawn Khristian Mullet	mullet
	B.A., University of Texas at Austin B.A., University of New Orleans
Mateo Munoz	mmunoz1@umd.edu
Risk, memory, diagnostic technologies, and cognitive difference.	B.A., Oberlin College M.A., University of Maryland
Amber Jamilla Musser	musser
	A.B., Harvard University M.St., Oxford University