Joseph Malherek has a publication contract from Central European University Press for his manuscript (title subject to change), "The Frankfurt School’s Other: Socialist Émigrés Who Made Capitalist Culture in America, 1918–1956."
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James Risk
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of HistoryUniversity of South Carolina
- Research FellowCoastal Identities: Science, Technology, Commerce, and the State in American Seaports, 1790 - 1860
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Carolyn Roberts
Ph.D. CandidateAfrican and African American StudiesHarvard University
- Dissertation FellowSurgeon, Fetish Woman, Apothecary, Slave: The Medical Culture, Labor, and Economy of the British Slave Trade, 1680-1807
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Whitney Robles
Ph.D. CandidateAmerican StudiesHarvard University
- Research FellowGathering the Animals: Natural History in America to 1815
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Maxwell Rogoski
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of History and Sociology of ScienceUniversity of Pennsylvania
- Research FellowSurface and Self: Science and the Social Economy of Skin in the Twentieth Century
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Sarah Sussman
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of EnglishUniversity of Texas at Austin
- Research FellowDivining a Usable Past: Psychical Research and the High-Culture Novel, 1880-1940
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Dora Vargha
Postdoctoral Research AssociateBirbeck College, University of London
- Research FellowRoad to Eradication: Global Polio Vaccine Testing in the Cold War
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Nicole Belolan
University of Delaware
- Research FellowNavigating the World: The Material Culture of Physical Mobility Impairment in the Early American North, 1700-1861
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Amanda Casper
University of Delaware
- Dissertation FellowHome Alteration in Industrial Philadelphia, 1865 to 1925
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Cara Fallon
Harvard University
- Research FellowOne Hundred Years of Health: Changing Expectations for Aging Well in 20th Century America
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Abraham Gibson
Ph.D., Department of HistoryFlorida State University
- Postdoctoral FellowIn Search of the Social Impulse: Science and Conciliation during the Interwar Years, 1919-1939
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Abigail Glogower
University of Rochester
- Research FellowLives of the Copyists: Replicating Subjects in Antebellum American Print Culture 1820-1860
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Heidi Hausse
Princeton University
- Dissertation FellowLife and Limb: Technology, Surgery, and Bodily Loss in Early Modern Germany
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Phillip Honenberger
Ph.D.Department of PhilosophyTemple University
- Fellow in ResidenceThe Philosophy of Biology in North America, 1959-2009: Disciplinary Symbioses, Constitutive Tensions, and Branching Lineages
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Julia Mansfield
Ph.D. CandidateHistory DepartmentStanford University
- Fellow in ResidenceThe Disease of Commerce: Yellow Fever in the Atlantic World, 1793-1805
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Jonson Miller
Associate Teaching ProfessorDrexel University
- Research FellowEngineers as Servant-Leaders of the Old South: The Southern Military Schools and the Foundation of the New South
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Sarah Naramore
University of Notre Dame
- Research FellowThe Last Great System: Benjamin Rush's Physiological Worldview
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Jeannie Shinozuka
Andrew W. Mellon Post-Doctoral Research AssociateUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Research FellowBiotic Borderlands: Constituting Race in Transnational Public Health and Agriculture, 1880-1945
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Roberto Chauca Tapia
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of HistoryUniversity of Florida
- Dissertation FellowScience in the Jungle: The Missionary Mapping and National Imagining of Western Amazonia
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Christopher Willoughby
Tulane University
- Research FellowTreating the Black Body: Race and Medicine in American Culture, 1800-1861
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Kathleen Brian
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of American StudiesGeorge Washington University
- Research FellowMorbid Propensities: Suicide, Sympathy, and the Making of the Eugenic Public, 1843-1903
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Sarah Chesney
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of AnthropologyCollege of William and Mary
- Research FellowThe Fruit of Their Labors: Exploring William Hamilton's Greenhouse Complex and the Rise of American Botany in Early Federal Philadelphia
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Erin Corrales Diaz
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of ArtUniversity of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
- Research FellowRemembering the Veteran: Disability, Trauma, and the American Civil War, 1861-1915
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Elisabeth Berry Drago
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of Art HistoryUniversity of Delaware
- Research FellowThomas Wijck’s Painted Alchemists at the Intersection of Art, Science and Practice
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Emily Handlin
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of History of Art and ArchitectureBrown University
- Research FellowMoving Beyond Vision: Eadweard Muybridge in Philadelphia
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Kathryn Irving
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of HistoryYale University
- Research FellowThe American Idiot Schools: Disability and Segregation in the Nineteenth Century
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Jason Kauffman
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of HistoryUniversity of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
- Research FellowTerra Desconhecida: Nature, Knowledge, and Society in the Pantanal Wetlands of Brazil and Bolivia
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Joel Klein
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of History and Philosophy of ScienceIndiana University
- Research FellowChymistry, Corpuscularism, and Controversy: The Ideas and Influence of Daniel Sennert (1572-1637)
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Jessica Linker
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of HistoryUniversity of Connecticut
- Research Fellow"It is My Wish to Behold Ladies among my Hearers": Early American Women and Scientific Practice, 1720-1860
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Julia Mansfield
Ph.D. CandidateHistory DepartmentStanford University
- Dissertation FellowThe Disease of Commerce: Yellow Fever in the Atlantic World, 1793-1805
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Teasel Muir Harmony
Ph.D. CandidateHistory, Anthropology and Science, Technology and SocietyMassachusetts Institute of Technology
- Dissertation FellowThe Space Race and American Public Diplomacy
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Rebecca Onion
Ph.D.Department of American StudiesUniversity of Texas, Austin
- Postdoctoral FellowDark Futures: Environmental Catastrophes and American Childhood in the 1970s
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Donald Opitz
Associate ProfessorSchool for New LearningDePaul University
- Research FellowCross-Atlantic Fertilizations: Women’s Horticultural Education at Ambler, Pennsylvania
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James Poskett
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of History and Philosophy of ScienceUniversity of Cambridge
- Research FellowPrinting skulls: the transatlantic publication and reception of Crania Americana (1839)
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Kristen Ann Woytonik
Ph.D. CandidateDepartment of HistoryUniversity of New Hampshire
- Research FellowA Healthy Independence: The Politics, Science, and Business of Healthcare in Early Republic Philadelphia