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egrees PhD, Art History and European Doctorate :: University of Granada and Humboldt University of Berlin (Germany) (2011) Master degree, Curatorial and Cultural Practices in Art and New Media :: MECAD–Media Center of Art & Design and Ramon Llull University, Barcelona (2005)
Within the broad and complex context of history of astronomy, Ayala's historical work mainly revolves around the representation of the Universe on large scales, paying special attention to the role of artists in the production of scientific images. She approaches the process of shaping modern...
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Advisor(s) David Winickoff Degrees Ph.D. Political Science :: University of Toronto (2015) M.S. Political Science :: Université de Montréal (2009) B.S. Philosophy and Political Science :: Université de Montréal (2006)
Affiliation period: January 2015 - March 2016
My research is situated in the areas of comparative public policy and the social study of regulatory science. I am particularly interested in the intersection of emergent technology, policy design and political economy in North American and European polities, at the...
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Degrees Ph.D. Biology, Biology and Society :: Arizona State University (2008) M.Sc. Medical Science :: University of Toronto (2003) B.Sc. Zoology, Philosophy :: University of Toronto (2001) Lecturer, College of Engineering University of California, Berkeley
Affiliation period: January 2009 - December 2014
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Mary's work involves two interdisciplinary, collaborative projects. The first project traces the history of Berkeley’s Museum of Vertebrate Zoology (MVZ) as a window to evolutionary biology during the twentieth...
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Degrees Ph.D. History of Consciousness :: University of California, Santa Cruz (2012)
Affiliation period: August 2012 - December 2015
Harlan Weaver graduated from UC Santa Cruz's History of Consciousness program with a parenthetical emphasis in Feminist Studies in 2012; his dissertation is titled "Thinking and Feeling with 'Trans Affect'". Funded by the National Science Foundation and located at the UC Berkeley STSC, Harlan's postdoctoral project, "'Dangerous' Dogs and the Fuzzy Sciences of Animal Profiling," combines animal shelter fieldwork,...
