Jeremy Greene
Professor of Medicine & History of Medicine,
Johns Hopkins University

“The Doctor Who Wasn’t There: Technology, History, and the Limits of Telehealth"

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Tiago Saraiva
Associate Professor of History,
Drexel University

“Fascism as Colonialism: Connected History of Science from Auschwitz to African Independence"

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Jaipreet Virdi
Associate Professor of History,
University of Delaware

“The Edge of Silence: Shaping the Deaf Citizen in Mid-Century America"

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Edward Jones-Imhotep
Associate Professor of History,
University of Toronto

“The Black Androids: History and the Technological Underground"

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Megan Black
Associate Professor of History,
MIT

“Rumble in the Tundra: Paul Ehrlich versus Multinational Mining in the Global 1970s"

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Sarah Richardson
Professor of the History of Science & Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality

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... Read more about Harvard Science Book Talk: Rita Colwell, 'A Lab of One's Own: One Woman's Personal Journey Through Sexism in Science'

"Lessons from a Pandemic: Solutions for Addressing the Climate Change Crisis."

This symposium will focus on applying what we learned from the COVID-19 pandemic and laying a roadmap on the role engineers and scientists can play in addressing the climate emergency. Prof. Naomi Oreskes will be speaking alongside Michael E. Mann. 

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Lydia Barnett
Department of History
Northwestern University

THIS EVENT POSTPONED
UNTIL FALL 2020

A panel discussion that will take Michael Gordin’s Scientific Babel as a point of departure to go into such issues as scientific translation and translingual practice, glocalizations of scientific universalism, and the prospects of decolonizing the history of science.... Read more about Panel Discussion: Scientific Babel and the Coherence of Region: Asia in the History of Science

Jonathan Kahn
Professor of Law and Biology
Northeastern University

Title: “Race on the Brain: What Implicit Bias Gets Wrong About the Struggle for Racial Justice”

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Trais Pearson
Department of History
Boston College

Title: "Charnel Knowledge and Imperial Power: Medico-Legal Science in Siam, c. 1855-1900."... Read more about History of Science Seminars: Trais Pearson

Professor David S. Jones

Professor of the Culture of Medicine
Faculty of Arts and Sciences and
the Faculty of Medicine, Harvard

... Read more about Old North Speaker Series: LECTURE + COMMUNITY CONVERSATION

Climate in Words and Numbers:
How Early Americans Recorded Weather in Almanacs
 

Joyce Chaplin
Professor of Early American History
Harvard University

... Read more about MIT Seminar on Environmental and Agricultural History