People
Graduate Students
Lastname A - M
Unless otherwise noted, contact students via email by adding email usernames listed below to: @fas.harvard.edu
Name & Research Interests |
Email & Degrees |
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| Tal Arbel | talarbel |
| Jerome Baudry | baudry |
| James Bergman | jbergman |
| Anouska Bhattacharyya | abhattac |
| 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 |
| He Bian | bian |
| History of medicine in East Asia, especially China and Japan; Transformation of body views in 19th - 20th century and its social/cultural implications. | B.S., Peking University M.S., University of Illinois at Chicago |
| Jeremy Todd Blatter | jblatter |
fadiran |
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| 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 |
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| Paul Joseph Cruickshank | pcruicks |
| History of international health and medical humanitarianism; history of development economics. | 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 Csiszar | acsiszar |
| History of the physical and mathematical sciences in the 19th and early 20th centuries; genres of scientific print communication, and their relation to popular genres and the development of the mass press; bureaucratic practices in the sciences; conceptions of classification; conventionalism. Emphasis on France and Britain, and the work of Henri Poincaré. | B.Sc., 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 |
| Stephanie Dick | sadick |
| History of mathematics and computer science, their interfaces, material culture, and practices in the 19th through 21st centuries. | B.A., University of King's College M.A., University of Toronto |
| Connemara Doran | cdoran |
A.M., Harvard University A.B., Harvard University |
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| Megan Formato | mpshield |
| 20th c. physics; Niels Bohr and the Bohr atomic model; science as a literary practice; relations between literature and science. | B.A., Amherst College |
| Ardeta Gjkola | agjkola |
| 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 |
| Daniela Katharina Helbig | helbig |
| Modern physics; science in translation. | Diplom, FU Berlin |
| Kuang-Chi Hung | khung |
| Benjamin J. Hurlbut | jhurlbut |
B.A., Stanford University |
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| Juan Andres Leon | jaleon |
| Modern physics and biology; colonial/third world science and technology |
B.A., Universidad de los Andes |
| Margarita Liptsin | mliptsin |
| Yan Liu | yanliu |
| Melissa Lo | mmlo |
| Enlightenment medicine and sciences; histories of progress; early modern historiography; 17th & 18th century art and architecture. http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~mmlo |
A.B., Harvard University S.M.Arch.S., MIT |
| Phillip Davis Loring | ploring |
| Material culture of the mind sciences, including linguistics; history and anthropology of technology, especially computers; history of reading and printing. | B.A., Williams College M.A., Harvard University |
| John Mathew | mathew |
| Ecology of empire; natural history; colonial medicine. | B.Sc., Madras Christian College |
| 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 M.A., University of California, San Diego |
| 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 |
| Miranda Mollendorf | mamollen |
| Art and science relationships from the 15th to the 19th centuries; gender and the body; history of the book; travel; the display of nature in frontispieces, zoos, libraries, cabinets of curiosity, and museums, along with the associated cognitive/ emotional aspects of curiosity and wonder; the visual culture of death and its relationship to anatomy and natural history; art, alchemy, and the "occult" sciences. | B.FA., SUNY-Buffalo |
| Florin-Stefan Morar | morar |
| Alexander More | amedico |
| The origins of welfare policy. | A.B., Washington University |
| Mateo Munoz | munoz2 |
| Risk, memory, diagnostic technologies, and cognitive difference. | B.A., Oberlin College |
