Affiliates

Emeritus

  • Dr Andrew Cunningham: History of medicine
  • Professor Nick Jardine: Early-modern cosmology; historiography of the sciences; history of natural history
  • Professor Martin Rudwick: History of earth sciences
  • Professor Simon Schaffer: History of physical science; social history of science
  • Professor Jim Secord: Social history of science; life and earth sciences
  • Professor Liba Taub: History of scientific instruments; early science and astronomy

Honorary Senior Research Fellow

  • Dr Helen Anne Curry: Histories of 20th and 21st century sciences and technology, especially biology and biotechnology

Affiliated Scholars

HPS Scholars in the Collegiate University

  • Dr Salim Al-Gailani (Wolfson College): History of modern medicine and reproduction
  • Dr Fiona Amery (Emmanuel College): History of atmospheric physics
  • Dr Robert Anderson (Clare Hall): Early scientific instruments; history of chemistry
  • Dr Shahar Avin (Centre for the Study of Existential Risk): Social epistemology; research policy; artificial intelligence; existential risks
  • Dr Sara Baker (Faculty of Education): Cognitive science and education
  • Dr Debby Banham (Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic): Anglo-Saxon medicine
  • Dr Claire Benn (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence): AI ethics; philosophy of technology
  • Professor German Berrios (Robinson College): History and epistemology of psychiatry
  • Professor Alexander Bird (Faculty of Philosophy): Philosophy of science; metaphysics; epistemology
  • Dr Michael Bravo (Department of Geography): Scientific research and Arctic exploration
  • Dr Angela Breitenbach (Faculty of Philosophy): History of modern philosophy; the philosophy of Kant
  • Dr Shawn M. Bullock (Faculty of Education): History of physics and technology; history of science education
  • Dr Jack Casey (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence): Metaphysics of science
  • Dr Katrina Dean (University Library): Archives; history of science and technology
  • Dr Neil Dewar (Faculty of Philosophy): Philosophy of physics; logic
  • Dr Theo Di Castri (Homerton College): Recent history of social and behavioral sciences; history of drugs; US & Latin America
  • Professor Saul Dubow (Faculty of History): Imperial and post-colonial history and history of science
  • Professor Robbie Duschinsky (Department of Public Health and Primary Care): History and sociology of psychological research and practice
  • Professor Kevin Edwards (Clare Hall): 19th and 20th century science; history of palaeoecology
  • Dr Seb Falk (Girton College): Science in the later middle ages
  • Professor Sarah Franklin (Department of Sociology): Cultural analysis of new reproductive technologies
  • Dr Marina Frasca-Spada (Corpus Christi College): History of philosophy from Descartes to Kant; history of philosophy of science; 18th-century studies
  • Dr Julia Guarneri (Faculty of History): Social, cultural and environmental history of the United States in the 20th century
  • Dr Arthur Harris (Needham Research Institute and Darwin College): Ancient Greek and Chinese science and medicine
  • Professor Richard Holton (Faculty of Philosophy): Moral psychology; ethics; philosophy of law; philosophy of language
  • Ms Shelley Innes (Darwin Correspondence Project, University Library): Correspondence of Charles Darwin
  • Dr Richard Jennings (Queens' College): Philosophy of language; science and ethics
  • Professor Martin Johnson (Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience): History of recent embryology
  • Mr Peter Jones (King's College): Medieval medicine
  • Dr Melanie Keene (Homerton College): 19th-century 'popular science'; science and literature
  • Dr Miles Kempton (Christ's College): History of modern science, especially zoology
  • Professor Sachiko Kusukawa (Fellow in HPS, Trinity College): History of science; cultural and intellectual history; the history of the book
  • Professor Rae Langton (Faculty of Philosophy): History of philosophy; ethics; political philosophy; metaphysics; feminist philosophy
  • Dr Cristian Larroulet Philippi (Gonville & Caius College): Philosophy of social sciences, including economics
  • Professor Tony Lawson (Faculty of Economics): Economics and philosophy
  • Dr Kathy Liddell (Faculty of Law): Medical law, emerging technologies and intellectual property
  • Professor Sir Geoffrey Lloyd (Faculty of Classics): Ancient philosophy and science
  • Professor Benedikt Löwe (Faculty of Mathematics): Philosophy of mathematics, logic
  • Mr Scott Mandelbrote (Faculty of History): History of natural philosophy
  • Professor Peter Mandler (Faculty of History): British cultural, intellectual and social history
  • Professor Alexander Marr (Department of History of Art): Early modern English visual culture
  • Professor Jianjun Mei (Needham Research Institute): Metallurgy in early China; cultural interactions between China and the West
  • Dr Simon Mitton (St Edmund's College): History of astronomy and cosmology
  • Dr Samuel A. Moore (University Library): Academic publishing and open science
  • Dr Jessie Munton (Faculty of Philosophy): Philosophy of mind; epistemology; philosophy of psychology
  • Dr Francis Neary (Darwin Correspondence Project, University Library): History of modern medical technologies
  • Dr Alison Pearn (Darwin Correspondence Project, University Library): Correspondence of Charles Darwin
  • Dr Edwin Rose (Darwin College): History of science, environment and empire
  • Professor Ulinka Rublack (Faculty of History): Consumerism in the early modern world
  • Dr Richard Serjeantson (Trinity College): Early-modern intellectual history
  • Dr Henry Shevlin (Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence): Cognitive capabilities of AI
  • Dr William Simpson (St Edmund's College): Metaphysics; philosophy of physics; philosophy of nature; Aristotelianism
  • Professor Sujit Sivasundaram (Faculty of History): Global and imperial histories of science, technology and medicine
  • Professor Jeffrey Skopek (Faculty of Law): Medical law and ethics
  • Elizabeth Smith (Digital Curator, University Library): 19th-century science collections
  • Professor Richard M. Smith (Department of Geography): Historical demography and the social history of medicine
  • Professor Emma Spary (Faculty of History): History of natural history; history of food and consumption
  • Professor Simon Szreter (Faculty of History): History and public policy
  • Emeritus Professor Keith S. Taber (Faculty of Education): Science education, including teaching and learning about the nature of science
  • Dr Deborah Thom (Robinson College): Early 20th-century human sciences
  • Dr Jacqueline Wallis (Darwin College): Philosophy of science; philosophy of biology; applied ethics
  • Dr Dror Weil (Faculty of History): History of science in pre-modern Asia