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HSTM Collections at our University Library: new accessions
A list of new accessions, archives and books, in History of Science, Technology and Medicine, at the University of Manchester Library. during the academic year 2022-23.
NEWORLD@A
Science relies on global structures to exchange data whose origins and configuration are still largely unknown. NEWORLD@A will shape a unique collaboration between research centres across Europe and beyond to unearth the history of these systems.
CHSTM Research Seminar: 23 May 2023
Professor Helen M. Rozwadowski (University of Connecticut Avery Point)
Visualizing the Undersea: Science, Technology and Imagination in Nineteenth-Century Representations
CHSTM Research Seminar: 30 May 2023
Dr Claire Jones (University of Kent)
An amazing British invention? The toothbrush in 20th century life
CHSTM Research Seminar: 16 May 2023
Dr Greg Hollin (University of Sheffield)
Hard knock life: Concussion, dementia, and sporting subjectivities
CHSTM Research Seminar: 12 December 2023
Dr Joy Zhang (University of Kent)
What science will have been: A reflection on global governance and the practice of science
CHSTM Research Seminar: 2 May 2023
Dr Scott Midson (University of Manchester)
Eros, erotics, robotics: Towards a critical reading of perfection in lovotics
Special Seminar: 26 January 2023
Dr Nils Hansson, Centre for Health and Society, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf, Germany
The Gender Award Gap: Invisibility of women in medical prize cultures
CHSTM Research Seminar: 6 December 2022
Professor Penny Harvey, Dept of Social Anthropology, University of Manchester
Geology as Unconforming Infrastructure: Engineering the containment of nuclear waste
CHSTM Research Seminar: 22 November 2022
Dr. Alexander Medcalf, Dept of History, University of York
“The most extensive photographic collection in the world”: Seeing Health “through the eyes” of the WHO, 1948-90’
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