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Graduate Students

Berkowitz, Carin

cab77@cornell.edu

History of early nineteenth-century British and French physiology, history of biological sciences, history and sociology of modern medicine.

Caruso, David

djc52@cornell.edu

The sociology, history and politics of 19th and 20th century medicine, with a focus on military medical technologies developed during wartime experiences.

Covault, Rachel

rlc58@cornell.edu

Science popularization, science communication, and public understanding of science.

David, Shay

sd256@cornell.edu

The political economy of free software, open source, and peer-2-peer file sharing networks. The social networks induced by computer networking technologies.

Dunbar-Hester, Christina

cd92(at)cornell.edu

Media activism and radio broadcasting; sound studies; sociology of work.

Finlayson, Chris

acf2@cornell.edu

Management of marine fishery resources.

Geltzer, Anna

ag322@cornell.edu

How the business of medicine affects cultural conceptions of health and individual experience of disease (with a focus on pharmaceuticals).

Hsu, Hansen

hh334@cornell.edu

History and sociology of personal computing, object oriented software; ways in which cultural values are embedded in technologies.

Lin, Ling-Fei

ll289@cornell.edu

History and sociology of knowledge, history of information technology and the Internet, users' role in IT products/services, and industrial development in the Greater China region.

Ma, EunJeong

em223@cornell.edu

Science, Technology, and Medicine in East Asia. Colonialism and postcolonialism. Gender and technology. Cold War science and technology. Politics and sociology of knowledge. Science and law. Science and policy. History of medicine. Medical anthropology and sociology.

Mahajan, Manjari

mm375@cornell.edu

Politics, policy and sociology of modern biology and medicine; public health; law and science; science and the postcolonial nation-state; agricultural biotechnology; globalization.

Marquez, Victor

vom2@cornell.edu

History and social shaping of technology, engineering & technology transfer. Airports, landside-airside; man-machine conflicts and boundaries, STS in practice, new materials and acoustics, futures of technology, construction and design.

Meyer, Hans

hgm5@cornell.edu

Social Studies of Medicine, Human Subject and Medical Experimentation, Science & Violence, Law & Public Health, Military-Biomedical-Industrial Nexus, Critical Geography, Critical Theory.

Mohsin, Yulianto (Anto)

ysm5@cornell.edu

Historical and social studies of technology and environmental history; water systems; political and cultural perspective of technology; technology policies, social justice and post-colonial nation-state.

Naveh-Benjamin, Ilil

in34@cornell.edu

Ontological and epistemological considerations in quantitative psychological research, microscopic investigations of scientific practice, uses of rhetoric in the human sciences, phenomenological and hermeneutic psychology.

Nelson, Nicole

ncn6@cornell.edu

Social studies of the contemporary life sciences, especially behavior genetics; model organisms and model systems; social studies of bioethics; science and law.

Onaga, Lisa

lao9 @ cornell.edu

The science of silkworm breeding in Japan. Science and nationalism; international communication of science; print culture; history of DNA sequencing; ecology and genetic engineering; science and human rights

Paton, Miranda

mvp3@cornell.edu

Dissertation: Vertebrate Paleontology and the Evolutionary Synthesis. Other interests: history of biology, cultural history of technology; material culture and visual culture in technology and science.

Proctor, Katie

ked42@cornell.edu

History of physical sciences in America, 19th C. Surveying. Astronomy. Scientific instruments. Scientific self-fashioning, issues of race and gender.

Rogers, Hannah

hsr9@cornell.edu

Schombs, Robert

rws33@cornell.edu

History of organic chemistry in 19th century Germany, development of physical chemistry, science education

Thompson, Darla

djt36@cornell.edu

Technologies of the Atlantic slave trade; gender, power, knowledge, and technology; race, colonialism and museum collections; material culture and public history of African Americans; science, technology and human rights.

Tinn, Hong-hong

ht96@cornell.edu

Gender and technology, social studies of information technology, history of gynecology.

Vaughan, Tyson

tev4@cornell.edu

Citizen science, emerging technologies, and technoscience in Japan.

Vertesi, Janet

jav38 (at) cornell.edu

Scientific images, maps, optical instruments, visual technologies and visual epistemology. Dissertation on the Mars Exploration Rover mission; other projects include the London Underground map, Mme. Lavoisier's chemical illustrations, and lunar maps and telescopic sights in the 17th century.

Vignone, Kathryn

kdv5@cornell.edu

Nanoimages and imagework in public-science education networks; Societal and ethical implications of nano; science education in nanoscale science; the Artist as visual expert. Other projects include: Accessing the “Open Road” in Jim Crow America: African-American guides to travel, motoring, and tourism

Wang, Benjamin

benjamin.wang@cornell.edu

20th century American policy on science and technology; science and law.

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