
The people listed here work centrally in history of medicine and allied sciences. Many other colleagues have relevant interests; see the full list of Teaching Officers, Research Fellows and Teaching Associates, and Affiliates.
Teaching Officers
- Dr Mary Augusta Brazelton: Global studies of science and medicine
- Professor Nick Hopwood: History of modern medicine and biology
- Dr Lauren Kassell: Early modern medicine
- Dr Dániel Margócsy: History of early modern science, medicine and technology
Research Fellows and Teaching Associates
- Dr Salim Al-Gailani: History of medicine and the life sciences since 1800
- Dr Lewis Bremner: History of science, technology and medicine since 1900
- Dr Helen Anne Curry: History of 20th and 21st century science and technology, including biology and biotechnology
- Dr Sebestian Kroupa: Early modern life sciences and medicine in global contexts
- Dr Dmitriy Myelnikov: History of medicine and the life sciences in the 20th century
- Dr Andreas Sommer: History of the human sciences and medicine
College Teaching Officers
- Professor Sachiko Kusukawa (Trinity College): History of science; cultural and intellectual history; the history of the book
- Dr Deborah Thom (Robinson College): Early 20th-century human sciences
College Fellows
- Mr Peter Jones (King's College): Medieval medicine
Emeritus
- Professor German E. Berrios: History of psychopathology and psychiatry
- Dr Andrew Cunningham: History of medicine
- Professor Nick Jardine: History of natural history and historiography of medicine
- Professor Sir Geoffrey Lloyd: Ancient science and medicine
- Professor Jim Secord: History of life sciences
Other people at the University of Cambridge
- Dr Debby Banham (Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic): Anglo-Saxon medicine
- Professor Martin Johnson (Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience): History of recent embryology
- Dr Francis Neary (Darwin Correspondence Project, University Library): History of modern medical technologies
- Professor Sujit Sivasundaram (Faculty of History): Global and imperial histories of science, technology and medicine
- Professor Richard M. Smith (Department of Geography): Historical demography and the social history of medicine
- Dr Emma Spary (Faculty of History): History of natural history; history of food and consumption
- Professor Simon Szreter (Faculty of History): History and public policy
Active Alumni
- Professor Gerald Kutcher: History of medicine, science, public health and bioethics; social studies of science
- Dr Ayesha Nathoo: History of 20th-century medicine, science and medical communication
- Dr Sadiah Qureshi: Endangered peoples and human display in the 19th century
- Dr Jennifer Rampling: Late medieval and early modern alchemy, medicine and natural philosophy
Affiliated Scholars
- Dr Jenny Bangham: History of medicine and the biomedical sciences
- Dr Robert Bud: History of technology, museology, chemistry and biosciences
- Professor Soraya de Chadarevian: History of biology and biomedicine
- Dr Silvia De Renzi: Early-modern medicine
- Dr Richard A. McKay: 20th-century history of medicine and public health
- Dr Jesse Olszynko-Gryn: History of science, technology and medicine; health activism; film history
- Dr Rob Ralley: Social history of natural philosophy, medicine and magic
- Dr Anne Secord: 19th-century popular science
- Dr Paul White: Life sciences in Victorian Britain
Friends
- Professor Peter Bowler: History of scientific ideas about biology, race and evolution
- Professor Sonia Horn: History of medical education, 18th and 19th centuries
- Professor Jim Moore: Social history of 'science and religion' since 1800