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Peter Barker, Professor (Ph.D., SUNY Buffalo) History and historiography of the Scientific Revolution; 19th- and 20th-century physical science; 19th- and 20th-century psychology; philosophy of science. │ brief bio │ personal website |
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Kathleen Crowther, Associate Professor (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins) Early modern science and medicine; body and gender in early modern Europe; science and religion. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Piers Hale, Assistant Professor (Ph.D., Lancaster University, England) Social, political and scientific history of evolutionary biology; biomedical and environmental ethics; British socialism; environmentalism and feminism; gender and the body; science and utopia. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Hunter Heyck, Associate Professor (Ph.D., Johns Hopkins) 19th- and 20th-century science; science and social thought; history of technology; information technology and society; technology and the environment. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Steven J. Livesey, Brian E. and Sandra O'Brien Presidential Professor and Department Chair (Ph.D., UCLA) Medieval science; history of early scientific methodologies; science in medieval universities; manuscript studies. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Kerry Magruder, Curator and John H. and Drusa B. Cable Chair of the History of Science Collections, Associate Professor of Bibliography, Associate Professor of the History of Science (Ph.D., University of Oklahoma) 17th- and 18th-century theories of the earth; early geology, cosmology, visual representation; history of the book; science and religion; and the development of the historical sciences. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Suzanne Moon, Associate Professor and Editor-in-Chief, Technology and Culture (Ph.D., Cornell) History of technology; 20th-century international development; technology, science and colonialism; technology outside the western world; Southeast Asia; environment. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Marilyn B. Ogilvie, Curator Emeritus of the History of Science Collections, Professor Emeritus of Bibliography, Professor Emeritus of the History of Science (Ph.D., University of Oklahoma) History of women and science, modern biological science. │ brief bio │ personal website
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JoAnn Palmeri, Librarian of the History of Science Collections, Assistant Professor of Bibliography, Assistant Professor of the History of Science (Ph.D., University of Oklahoma) 20th-century astronomy and cosmology; science and technology in American popular culture; science and religion. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Katherine Pandora, Associate Professor, Associates Presidential Professor (Ph.D., University of California, San Diego) Science and the public; 19th- and 20th-century history of science; American science and technology; history of the social sciences; natural history; science studies. │ brief bio │ personal website |
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Peter Soppelsa, Assistant Professor, Managing Editor, Technology and Culture (Ph.D. University of Michigan) History of technology, urban history, media history, modern European history (especially France's Third Republic and Paris), modernism and modernity, visual studies, animal studies, public works and public health. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Kenneth L. Taylor, Hudson/Torchmark Presidential Professor, Emeritus (Ph.D., Harvard) History of geology and natural history; 18th-century science; science in the French Enlightenment. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Rienk Vermij, Associate Professor (Ph.D., University of Utrecht) Cartesian natural philosophy; Copernicanism; early modern meteorology; Enlightenment, science and religion; science in the Netherlands. │ brief bio │ personal website
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Stephen Weldon, Assistant Professor, History of Science Society Bibliographer (Ph.D., University of Wisconsin) History of science and religion; study of the paranormal; modern biology and evolutionary psychology; American intellectual and cultural history. │ brief bio │ personal website
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