Congratulations to HPSC alumna Meagan Allen on her recent publication! Roger Bacon and the Incorruptable Human will be available as hardcopy on January 25, 2023.
HPSC alumna, Dr. Judy Johns Schloegel, has won the 2022 Edward Gerjuoy/John Michell Independent Scholar Award from the History of Science Society.
Becca Jackson received “Honorable Mention” for the 2022 Graduate Student Essay Award, awarded by the Forum for the History of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHHMLS).
Congratulations to HPSC graduate, Ryan O'Loughlin, who accepted a position as an Assistant Professor in Philosophy, at Queens College (CUNY) in the School of Social Sciences.
Xiaoqian (Lara) Hu has accepted a Lecturer position at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Congratulations to Becca Jackson who received the Science History Institute 2022-2023 Beckman Center Dissertation Fellowhsip!
Ryan O'Loughlin has been awarded this year's Victor E. Thoren Graduate Student Research Fellowship.
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, one of the oldest and most prestigious honorary societies in the United States, has elected Elisabeth A. Lloyd to its latest class of honorees.
Congratulations to Dan Li, the recipient of this year's Mikal Lynn Sousa Award for Excellence in Graduate Scholarship!
Congratulations to Rebecca Jackson and Siyu Yao! Rebecca and Siyu have both been awarded a College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Student Travel Award. This award is intended to assist students with traveling to and presenting at major national and international conferences.
We will end the semester with a new instantiation of “Renaissance Studies NOW,” bringing together six of the best and brightest young scholars in Renaissance / early modern studies for intense workshops on teaching (11:00 a.m.) and scholarship (4:00 p.m.), followed by a festive reception.
We are pleased to announce the program of the conference "Control in Historical and Systematic Perspectives," to be held March 2 - March 5, 2022 hosted by the Department of History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine. The conference is part of a Sawyer Seminar, a year-long research institute funded by the USA-based Mellon Foundation.
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