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Professor Mark Solovey has co-edited a new volume of historical essays
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Cheryl Misak publishes Frank Ramsey biography
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Cassandra Hartblay, “Disability Access and Global Technoscapes in Contemporary Russia” (March 11)
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Margaret Schotte, “A Fast-Track to Expertise? Early Modern Navigators Debate Theory and Practice” (Feb 5)
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Congratulations to Charlotte Duffee!
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Filippo M. Sposini’s paper accepted by the Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
The Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology (IHPST) was founded in 1967. It is a graduate studies and research institute offering MA and PhD degrees. IHPST also offers undergraduate courses. It has 15 core faculty and 18 affiliated faculty, all of whom have approval to supervise PhD thesis work.
The main areas of faculty expertise are: history and philosophy of the physical sciences (biology, physics), the social sciences, and medicine. History of technology, both with respect to the historical development of the physical sciences and the cultural impact of new technologies (AI).
IHPST faculty, staff and graduate students occupy the third floor of Victoria College at the University of Toronto.
