Elizabeth Fricker, "How the Machines Were Assisted by Women: Colossus Operators at Bletchley Park"

Jennifer M. Rampling, "Citrination and Its Discontents: Yellow as a Sign of Alchemical Change"

HOS Program Seminar

Angela N. H. Creager, "Can a Simple Test in Bacteria Identify Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Humans?"

Yang Li, “Building a Socialist Pharmaceutical Industry: The Transnational Making of Antibiotics in Mao’s China”

D. Graham Burnett, "Dichotic Listening, the Cocktail Party Problem, and the Filter Theory of Attention"

Alice Hong & Michael D. Gordin

Haris Durrani, "Marketing a Socio-Legal Imaginary: Technology, Freedom, and Empire in the Global Cold War, 1962 "

Julia Marino, "“Reagan Science Policy Versus the Atari Democrats”: Bipartisan Convergence Around Industrial Policy and Technology Policy, 1983-1984"

Elise Mitchell, "Smallpox Inoculation in Slavery and Freedom: Toward an Atlantic History of the Jamaican Smallpox Epidemic of 1768"

Jack Klempay, "Matters of record: film, paper, and the “bureaucratic media” of radiation protection at nuclear test sites"

Jonas Staehelin, "The Spectroscopic Imagination and the Occult in the writings of Camille Flammarion"

Elisabeth Fricker, "Acceptance and Simplicity: Understanding Mathematical and Physical Responses to Einstein's Theories of Relativity"

Tiffany Nichols, "Quiet Down: Physicists’ Attempts to Remove Preexisting Land Uses from Candidate Sites for the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO)"

HOS Program Seminar

Enoch Kuo, "A “Schleiermacherian” Politics of Science: A Sketch"

"Ammicorum Communia Omnia. Learned Correspondence and Erudite Conversation as a Working Method in the Scholarship of Antonio Agustín (1517–1586),"Mateusz Falkowski

HSS Debrief

“Beasts in the Grid: German archaeology and the architectural reconstruction of ancient life in the early 20th century,” Iason Stathatos

Dissertation Prospectuses