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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

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.

Book cover: The Sage Handbook of Human-Machine communication. Microphone image. Podcast Interview with Rhonda McEwen New Books in Science, Technology and Society

Rhonda McEwen Talks about The SAGE Handbook of Human-Machine Communication

November 28, 2023

We invite you to listen to this interview with Rhonda McEwen, president and vice-chancellor of Victoria University and cross-appointed faculty at the IHPST, on

Left: Cover of The Sage Handbook of Human Machine Communication, blue background and white letters. Right: Picture of Dr. Rhonda McEwen

New Book On Human-Technology Communication With An Interdisciplinary And Global Perspective

August 23, 2023

We are surrounded by AI, computer games, robots, and conversational assistants.

Professor Elise Burton and Professor Karina Vold Win Major Awards

May 15, 2023

IHPST Nayani Jensen Recipient C. David Naylor Scholarship for 2022-23

May 17, 2022

Congratulations to Nayani Jensen, who is the recipient of the C. David Naylor Scholarship for the 2022-23 academic year.

IHPST Soroush Marouzi Recipient 2022-23 Academic Year for Graduate Student Scholarship by Robert and Moira Sansom Ideas Foundation

May 16, 2022

Congratulations to Soroush Marouzi who is the recipient for the 2022-23 academic year for a Graduate Student Scholarship in the Study of the History of Ideas awarded by the Robert and Moira Sansom Ideas Foundation.

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