HPSC Faculty Attend 2024 Welcome Ceremony
Andrea Sullivan-Clarke and Louie Favela receive their IU faculty scarves at the 2024 Welcome Ceremony
HPSC Booth Featured at Undergrad Expo
HPSC joined departments and programs across IU for the annual Undergraduate Expo.
Welcome Kinzie Gamaleldin
Graduate student Kinzie Gamaleldin will join the HPSC department this upcoming Fall semester
Welcome Yuqi Sun
Graduate student Yuqi Sun will join the HPSC department this upcoming Fall semester
Welcome Ling Jin
Graduate student Ling Jin will join the HPSC department this upcoming Fall semester
Welcome Andrea Sullivan-Clarke
Andrea Sullivan-Clarke will join HPSC Faculty this fall!
Ann Campbell is the 2024 Hanson Prize Winner
Ann Campbell is this year's Norwood R. Hanson Prize Winner.
HPSC Faculty and Student Paper Collaboration
HPSC Assistant Professor Ann-Sophie Barwich and Graduate Student Mathew Rodriquez collaborated on a Paper entiled "Rage Against the What? The Machine Metaphor in Biology" . This paper was recently accepted in Biology&Philosophy and will soon be sent off to print.
A.S Barwich receives Outstanding Junior Faculty Award
HPSC Assistant Professor Ann-Sophie Barwich has recieved the Outstanding Jounir Faculty Award. This award is sponsored by the Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty and Academic Affairs and the Office of the Vice Provost for Research. In honor of her exceptional preformance in teaching, research, and service Assistant Professor Barwich will recieve a 15,000 dollar grant towards her continued work here at IU
Minor in Science, Technology, and Medicine
HPSC's Minor in Scientific Skills and Research Integrity has been officially renamed. This minor is now listed on the academic bulletin as Science, Technology, and Medicine in Society. See the announcement for a course description.
New Paper Publication for HPSC Professor Amit Hagar
A paper Amit Hagar wrote with two co-authors (Ore Koren from PolySci and Jess Steinberg from the Ostrom Workshop) entitled Meat Production and Zoonotic Disease Outbreaks in Asia was finally accepted for publication in the Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
HPSC Alumn Chris ChoGlueck Awarded Tenure
Chirs ChoGluek, an alum from 2019, is now an assistant professor at New Mexico Tech and was just awarded Tenure! Congratulations Chris!
Cade Marcotte will defend his PhD thesis in August
Cade Marcotte will defend his PhD thesis in August, and has already accepted a plum academic job at New Saint Andrews College in Moscow, ID, where he will be teaching, among other things, the history of physics.
Siyu Yao Paper Publication
Congratulations to Siyu Yao, and co-author Amit Hagar, on the publication of her Paper, Searching for Features with Artificial Neural Networks in Science and Non-Uniqueness. The paper was finally accepted today for publication in the peer reviewed journal "International Studies in the Philosophy of Science". Great Job Siyu and cheers to your continued success in academia!
HPSC Booth Featured at IU College of Arts and Sciences' annual Science Fest
Explore the History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine at IU’s Science Fest! 9:00pm - 3:00pm Saturday, April 6th 2024
6th Graduate Student Conference
Each spring, our Graduate Student Association organizes a conference for students working on topics relating to the history and/or philosophy of science. The conference provides an opportunity for graduate students to share their work, make connections, and receive feedback from faculty and peers in a congenial environment.
Alabama Symposium Presentation, University of Alabama & Birmingham Museum of Art
The symposium "Challenging Empire: Women, Art, and the Global Early Modern World" at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa and Birmingham Museum of Art, is part of the initiative Global Makers: Women Artists in the Early Modern Courts of Europe and Asia (https://adhc.lib.ua.edu/makers/s/makers/page/makers). The symposium broadens our understanding and exploration of cultural productions made by early modern women internationally.
Dissertation Completion Fellowship 2024-2025
Siyu Yao is this year's recipient to receive the College of Arts and Sciences Dissertation Completion Fellowship. Congratulations Siyu and best wishes for continued success!
Siyu Yao is this year's Sousa Award Recipient!
Congratulations to Siyu Yao, the recipient of this year's Mikal Lynn Sousa Award for Excellence in Graduate Scholarship!
IU alumnus makes “Darwiniana” donation to the Department in honor of the late Professor Fred Churchill
To honor the late Fred Churchill and his courses on the history of biology, IU alumnus Michael Kowalski has donated a small collection of autographs and letters of 19th-century figures connected to Darwin’s work.
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