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History, Feminist Filmmaking, and the Art of Listening: Irene Lusztig's Journey to RICHLAND

April 16, 2024

On March 28, 2024, the University of Toronto welcome

Spotlight on Bree Lohman: A PhD Candidate's Experience in the JHI Circle of Fellows

April 09, 2024

The original story is posted on the Jackman Humanities Institute news website. Reposted with permission of the author.

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.

Shortwave radio contained in a brown leather-covered wooden suitcase-like case

A Clear Signal: Battling Radio Noise. An Exhibit Exploring Wireless Communication Breakthroughs

March 12, 2024

Curated by Professor Chen-Pang Yeang and UTSIC Assistant Curator Victoria Fisher, A Clear Signal: Battling Radio Noise is a mini-exhibit that represents a collaborative effort between the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) History Center and the

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Polly Winsor's article ranked as one of the most read by Annals of Science

February 14, 2024

The article 'Darwin’s Dark Matter: Utter Extinction' by IHPST Professor Emerita Mary Pickard (also known as Polly) Winsor has achieved remarkable success, being

Book cover: Transforming Noise A History of Its Science and Technology from Disturbing Sounds to Informational Errors, 1900-1955. Drawing of a podcast microphone Podcast Interview with Chen Pang Yeang - New Books Network in History of Science

Professor Chen-Pang Yeang talks about his new book in a podcast

January 30, 2024

Today Oxford University Press published Transforming Noise: A History of Its Science and Technology from Disturbing Sounds to Informational

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

IHPST Alum Filippo Sposini on the stairs of Victoria College

How Filippo Sposini's Questions Led Him to a Career in Publishing

December 13, 2023

It was 2016 when Filippo Sposini finished his master’s in psychology in Italy. Despite completing his degree, he felt there was still so much more to learn about the discipline.

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.

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).

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