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Event Series

The CHoSTM event series restarts in the new academic year. The first session is scheduled on the 2nd of October, 2024. Please contact Caitjan Gainty or Shankar Nair if you are interested in attending. 
            

Event Programme 2024/25​:
 

Term Two
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22nd January 2025, 14.00-15.30 (S 8.08)
 

Lost and New Worlds: Palaeontology and the Politics of the Deep Past, 1910-1950
 

Dr. Chris Manias

 

5th February 2025, 14.00-15.30 (S 8.08)

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Missionary Medicine with No Medical Training, 1857-1867


Phoebe McDonnell
 

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19th February 2025, 14.00-15.30 (S 8.08)

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Unimagined: Ethnic Communities and Medical Innovation in Britain  
 

Professor Roberta Bivins

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5th March 2025, 14-15.30 (S 8.08)

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Queer anatomies: Perverse desire, homosociality and the epistemology of the anatomical closet


Dr. Mike Sappol

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2nd April 2025 14-15.30 (S 8.08)

 

'Fascism Orders, Democracy Asks': Building Trust, Reconstruction and Opinion Research in 
Postwar Czechoslovakia, 1945-51

 

Dr. Alexander Langstaff

 

Term One

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2nd October, 2024, 14.00-15.30 (S 8.08)
 

Civil Resettlement: Citizenship, Mental Health & Masculinity in Repatriated British P.O.W.s
 

Dr. Gabriel Lawson

 

22nd October, 2024, 17-18.30, (K2.30)

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The Kass Biennial Lecture in the History of Medicine: The Other Disabled President


Professor Beth Linker
 

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23rd October, 2024, 11.30-13.00, (Bush House S1.02)

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Roundtable discussion: Slouch: Posture Panic in Modern America  
 

Professor Beth Linker

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6th November, 2024, 14-15.30 (S 8.08)

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Blacksmiths, Poets, and Colonial Industry: Technical knowledge production in north India, 1850-1930

Dr. Amanda Lanzillo

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20th November, 2024, 12.-13.30 (S 8.08)

 

The sanitary fortress of the Alps: Public health in Switzerland from cholera and cattle plague to the Spanish Influenza
 

Dr. Séveric Yersin

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6th December, 2024, 16-17.30 (MB.1.3)

The National Childbirth Trust and the Margins of Medicine in Modern Britain

Dr. Agnes Arnold-Forster

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Click here for the list of previous seminars. 

Centre for the History of Science, Technology and Medicine

Department of History

King's College London

Strand

London WC2R 2LS

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