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Left: Cover of The Remnants of Race Science - Right: Sebastián Gil-Riaño IHPST Alumni

New Book by Alum Sebastián Gil-Riaño

September 14, 2023

Columbia University Press has recently published The Remnants of Race Science a book written by IHPST alumni Sebastián Gil-Riaño (PhD 2014).

Photo of Professor Brian Baigrie and a legend that reads Show Deadly Science on top of a dusty cloud

Professor Brian Baigrie in the Documentary Series Deadly Science

September 07, 2023

Deadly Science is a docuseries available for streaming on Prime Video.

Professor Paul Thompson looking at the camera and smiling

Professor Paul Thompson elected to the Royal Society of Canada

September 05, 2023

Paul Thompson, former director and now professor emeritus of the IHPST, has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, Academy of Arts and Humanities.

Adrian K. Yee final oral examination, publication, and new position - IHPST Graduate Student News

July 26, 2023

On July 24th Adrian K. Yee successfully defended his PhD dissertation titled Signaling, Machine Learning & Democracy: A Theory of Misinformation written under the supervision of professor Brian Baigrie.

IHPST PhD Candidate Rachel Katz examines pros and cons of AI-delivered therapy

July 25, 2023

'Talking to an affectionate wall': PhD candidate Rachel Katz examines pros and cons of AI-delivered therapy
July 18, 2023 by Sean McNeely - A&S News

IHPST in the news - covering Rachel Katz

June 16, 2023

Announcement

NEW COURSE: HPS331Global History of Mapping

November 18, 2022

Winter 2023

HPS331: Global History of Mapping

Adrien Zakar

Fridays, 10-12 am, VC212

Professor Mark Solovey Interviewed for UofToronto News Article

April 08, 2022

Mark Solovey, historian of the social and psychological sciences, was interviewed for a UofT news article about his recent book Social Science for What?

Daniel Halverson, Denisa Popa, and Andrew Jones publish Spontaneous Generations, v.10: The Revolt Against Expertise.

April 07, 2022

From climate change denial to vaccine hesitancy, creationism and fake news, attacks on expert authority are becoming increasingly strident - and effective. How did this happen, and what can be done about it?

IHPST Jan Hua-Henning publishes new article in Technology and Culture, "Opening the Red Box"

November 02, 2021

Jan Hua-Henning,

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