STS Departmental Seminars, Term 2


All seminars are in UCL Malet Place Engineering Building Room 1.2, unless otherwise stated.

Tea from 4pm, talk from 4.30pm.



16 January 2019

Rebecca Wright (Northumbria University)

'68 Degrees: Health, Energy and Politics in New York City’s Residential Heat and Hot Water Code, 1918-1968'

 

23 January 2019 (Haldane Lecture - Harrie Massey Lecture Theatre, starts 6pm)

Massimiano Bucchi (STS programme, Università di Trento)

‘Geniuses, Heroes and Saints: How the Nobel Prize has (Re)Invented the Public Image of Science’

(For this free Haldane Lecture, register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/jbs-haldane-lecture-2019-massimiano-bucchi-geniuses-heroes-and-saints-tickets-52666911149


6 February 2019
Wendy Parker (Durham University)
'Attributing climate change: Risk, Storylines and Beyond'


18 February 2019 (Sir David Davies Lecture Theatre, Roberts building G08)

Audra J. Wolfe

'Science, Freedom, and the Cold War: A Political History of Apolitical Science'


20 February 2019

Josie Gill (Bristol)

 'Handle with Care': Literature, Archaeology, Slavery


6 March 2019

Elaine Leong (UCL History/Max Planck Institute for the History of Science)

'Learning medicine by the book in early modern England'

 

13 March 2019

Angela Saini

‘Bias and uncertainty: Why science isn’t always about the facts’

(Talk and Q&A with the author of the STS OneBook, Inferior)


20 March 2019

Rob Iliffe (Oxford)

‘Creativity and the Invention of the Scientific Genius, 1740-1860’. 





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