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PhD Candidate Alexander Offord Connects Audiences Through History and Theater

March 13, 2024

An electric execution marked the tragic end of Topsy the Elephant in January 1903.

Exploring Anti-Racist Perspectives in the History of Science: An Interview with Tola Ajao

January 17, 2024

Recently, the Society for the History of Technology released on its website a newly ex

Victoria Fisher holding the Einstein Camera - Hipp Chronoscope, 1892

Two Articles about the UofT Scientific Instruments Collection

November 09, 2023

We are excited to share two articles that have recently been published in the University of Toronto Magazine.

Person riding a horse across the universe

PhD Candidate Nayani Jensen Publishes Science Fiction Piece in Nature

November 01, 2023

The recently published piece "Forward, Backward" by Nayani Jensen is a fascinating history-of-science-inspired fiction.

Book cover: Pseudo-Māshā’allāh On the Astrolabe. Blue background

New Book by IHPST Alum Ron B. Thomson

October 25, 2023

Ron B. Thomson (D.Phil., Oxon), the first graduate of the Institute (M.A., 1970), has recently published his long-awaited critical edition and translation of Pseudo-Masha’allah, On the Astrolabe (composition, star lists, practica).

Edward Jones-Imhotep's Academic Activities: Creativity, ChatGPT and the History of Black Androids

October 18, 2023

Edward Jones-Imhotep, Director of the Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology, is on research leave and has been active in various academic activities recently. On October 3rd, he participated in a panel discussion titled "

HAPSAT Conference- Call for papers announcement in yellow and blue

Call for Abstracts- IHPST Graduate Wokshop

October 11, 2023

New Abstract Submission Deadline: November 24, 2023

Issue XI and New Website - Graduate Journal Spontaneous Generations

September 26, 2023

Auguste Nahas, the lead editor of the IHPST graduate journal Spontaneous Generations, is excited to announce the release of their latest issue titled "From Bact

IHPST PhD Candidate Rachel Katz examines pros and cons of AI-delivered therapy

July 25, 2023

'Talking to an affectionate wall': PhD candidate Rachel Katz examines pros and cons of AI-delivered therapy
July 18, 2023 by Sean McNeely - A&S News

IHPST in the news - covering Rachel Katz

June 16, 2023

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