Past Graduate Student

Stephanie Kenen

Graduate Student
Office for the History of Science and Technology
Dissertation "Scientific studies of human sexual difference in interwar America." Completed 1998

last updated: August 29th, 2012

Freyja Knapp

PhD Designated Emphasis in STS
Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management
Advisor(s) Rachel Morello-Frosch Degrees MLA Environmental Planning :: University of California at Berkeley
BA Public Health :: University of California at Berkeley
AAS Welding Technology :: Lane Community College

My research looks at international environmental governance of electronic waste recycling. My work crosses both environmental and social sciences through a political ecology and science studies approach. I am interested in questions around value/risk discourses; the politics of quantification-calculation, classification, and standards;...

David W. Koeller

Graduate Student
Office for the History of Science and Technology
Dissertation "The physics of freedom: the beginnings of Schelling's philosophy of nature." Completed 1989

last updated: August 29th, 2012

Larry R. Lagerstrom

Graduate Student
Office for the History of Science and Technology
Dissertation "Constructing uniformity: the standardization of international electromagnetic measures, 1860-1912." Completed 1992

last updated: August 29th, 2012

Matt Langione

PhD Designated Emphasis in STS
Department of English
Berkeley Program in Science and Technology Studies
Degrees MPhil American Literature (highest honors) :: Cambridge University (2006)
BA American Studies and English (highest honors) :: Amherst College (2005)

A third-year graduate student in Berkeley's doctoral program in English (designated emphases in STS and Critical Theory), my scholarship addresses how scientific practices andcultures have influenced literary criticism since its emergence as an academic discipline. I focus on modernist poetry and on the rhetoric of objectivity in a variety of turn-of-the-century discourses—in particular, aesthetics, cognitive...

James L. Larson

Graduate Student
Office for the History of Science and Technology
Dissertation "Speculation and experience: an inquiry into systematic description in the work of Carl von Linne." Completed 1965

last updated: August 29th, 2012

Julia Lewandoski

PhD Designated Emphasis in STS
Department of History
Berkeley Program in Science and Technology Studies
Advisor(s) Massimo Mazzotti; Brian DeLay Degrees M.A. History :: McGill University (2013)
B.A. History and Literature :: Harvard University (2006)

I am broadly interested in histories of mapping and measurement, particularly in the context of Atlantic empires and their appropriation of Native American land. My dissertation compares cartographic practices during three imperial transitions: the French-British regime change in Quebec in the 1760s, the Spanish-French-American transition in Louisiana in the early 1800s, and the U.S. conquest of Mexican...

Elspeth N. Lochhead

Graduate Student
Office for the History of Science and Technology
Dissertation "The emergence of academic geography in Britain in its historical context." Completed 1980

last updated: August 29th, 2012

Niklas Lollo

PhD Designated Emphasis in STS
Energy and Resources Group
Advisor(s) Dara O'Rourke, Massimo Mazzotti (STS) Degrees M.S. Energy and Resources Group :: University of California, Berkeley (2017)
B.A. Economics :: University of California, Berkeley (2012)

Niklas' research focuses on private, multi-stakeholder initiatives geared towards garment factory worker wages and environmental impacts. He approaches this topic as an engaged academic, working on both experimental interventions in Chinese and Southeast Asian clothing factories as well as critical work examining the increasing prevalence of technologically-...

Henry Lowood

Graduate Student
Office for the History of Science and Technology
Dissertation "Patriotism, profit, and the promotion of science in the German enlightenment: the economic and scientific societies, 1760-1815." Completed 1987

last updated: August 29th, 2012