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Epidemien im Kontext: Cholera und Pest in Nordafrika (1798–1919)
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The Evolution of Knowledge: Rethinking Science for the Anthropocene
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Die Evolution des Wissens: Wissenschaft im Anthropozän überdenken
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Ecologizing Borderlands, Racializing Border People: The International Biological Program (IBP) in South Korea, 1963–1975
Vanishing nature and people became central concerns for biologists after World War II. In this context, American and European biologists established t
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Lino Camprubi
I am interested in intersections of science and technology with politics and philosophy. I pursu...
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Ken Alder
Ken Alder obtained his PhD in the history of science from Harvard University in 1991. Since then...
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Katharine Anderson
Katharine Anderson is a historian of science (PhD Northwestern, 1995) who has been on faculty in...
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Karine Chemla
Karine Chemla studied mathematics at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Jeunes Filles (1976–1982), ...
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Brigid Cohen
Brigid Cohen is Assistant Professor of Music at New York University. She completed her PhD at Ha...
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Mackenzie Cooley
Mackenzie Cooley studied History at Stanford University, obtaining her PhD in 2018 with a disser...
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