Archived Seminars
2013 - 2014 Spring Term |
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Dr Anna Maerker (KCL) 'Model factories, social improvement and voice in nineteenth-century France' |
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Dr Claire Shaw (University of Bristol) 'We Do Our Deeds in Silence, and Our Deeds Speak for Us': Language and the Negotiation of Deaf Identity in Soviet Russia |
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2013 - 2014 Autumn Term |
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 Professor Peter Abrahams (Warwick Medical School) 'Leonardo da Vinci: A 15th Century Anatomist whose Conceptual Ideas anticipated 21st century radiology?' |
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2012-2013 Summer Term |
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2012-2013 Spring Term |
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 'White Coats and No Trousers: Situating Women in the Laboratory'  Professor Tilli Tansey (Queen Mary University of London) |
 'Translating history into practice: from physician-centred to patient-centred medicine' Dr Rupert Whitaker(Founder and Chairman of the Tuke Institute, Co-founder of the Terrence Higgins Trust & Honorary Fellow of Warwick CHM) |
 "Cats robbed him of his wealth, his health and his reason": The wild and tranquil geographies of animals and madness Professor Chris Philo(School of Geographical and Earth Sciences, University of Glasgow) |
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2012-2013 Autumn Term |
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 Going Forth and Multiplying: Animal Acclimatization and Invasion in the 19th Century Professor Harriet Ritvo(Arthur J. Conner Professor of History at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) |
 Medical Marginality in South Asia Professor David Hardiman(Warwick) |
 The Making of an Eclectic Archive: epistemologies of global knowledge in the papers of J.P. Walker (1823-1906) Professor Clare Anderson(School of Historical Studies, University of Leicester) |
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2011-2012 Summer Term |
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 ‘George Henry Lewes (1817-1878): Embodied Cognition, Vitalist Materialism and Symbolic Perception’ Dr Elfed Huw Price (Associate Member of the CHM) |
 'Bodily Concerns: Disease and Public Health in Wakefield Asylum, 1832 – 1930' Dr Claire Jones (Director of the Museum of the History of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of Leeds) |
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2011-2012 Spring Term |
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| 'Bonding through spectatorship: Ultrasound Imaging and Maternal-Fetal Attachment' Dr Julie Roberts (Warwick Medical School) |
 A Natural Philosopher in Action: The many faces of an Early Modern Professor of Medicine: the Case of the Ole Worm (1588-1654) Dr Ole Peter Grell (Open University, History Department) |
 A Life Between Mystical Experience and Mental Illness: the Textile Worker, Capuchin and Lamplighter Jacob Gruber (1874-1954) Dr Karl Borromäus Murr (Director, Staatliches Textil- und Industriemuseum Augsburg) |
''Patient Zero'': The Legacies of an Influential HIV/AIDS Origin Myth Dr Richard McKay (History Department, Kings College London) |
2011 - 2012 Autumn Term |
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'Agonism and Emulation: Medical Student Cultures in C18th. Edinburgh'  Accompanying Paper Dr John Christie (Associate Member of CHM, Oxford) |
 ‘Ibn Serapion (9th cent.): A Physician at the Crossroads between East and West’ Dr Peter E. Pormann (Warwick) |
'Why the History of the Human Sciences Matters to Medicine' Dr Roger Smith (IAS Visiting Fellow - Moscow) |
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2010 - 2011 Spring/Summer Term |
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 The Framework of Casualty Care during the Anglo- Dutch Wars Matthew Neufeld, (University of Warwick) |
 Natural Enemy or Natural Ally? Medical Assessments of French Militarized Environments, 1857-2005 Chris Pearson, (University of Warwick) |
 The Disappearing Hearing Aid: Spatiality in the History of the Management and Meaning of Hearing Loss. Graeme Gooday, (University of Leeds) and Karen Sayer, (Leeds Trinity University College |
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2010 - 2011 Autumn Term |
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 Making it in Tranquebar: Science, Medicine and the Circulation of Knowledge in the Danish-Halle Mission, ca. 1732-43 Niklas Thode Jensen, (European University Institute, Florence, Italy) |
 Savannah’s Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1854’ Tim Lockley (Warwick) |
 "Race, Religion, Nation and Gender: A nineteenth century Indian woman's treatise and the dominant themes of modern Indian history" Padma Anagol, (Cardiff University School of History, Archaeology and Religion) |
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2009-2010 Summer Term |
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| Bruised Witness: Bernard Spilsbury and the performance of twentieth-century forensic expertise Dr Ian Burney & Dr Neil Pemberton (CHSTM Mancherster) |
The Private Life of Public Health: East India Company Surgeons, Medicine and the Domestic Sphere, c. 1750-1850 Professor Margot Finn (Warwick) |
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2009-2010 Spring Term |
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 Hookworm and the Imaginery in Early Public Health Campaigns Prof Lenore Manderson (Monash) |
Good Doctors, Bad Blood: Immigrants, Anaemias, and Genetic Medicine Dr Roberta Bivins (Warwick) |
Epidemic Encephalitis and the Making of the Biomedical Brain Dr Kenton Kroker (Toronto) |
Scientific playfulness in anatomist Thomas Bartholin's (1616-1680) studies of products of generation Ms Signe Nipper Nielsen (Cambridge) |
2009-2010 Autumn Term |
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 Democracy and Mental Health: An Analysis of an Interwar Experiment and Some Reflections on its Relevance to the History of Psychiatry Dr Jonathan Toms (Warwick) |
 Worlds of Goods or Vulgar Counters? Provincial Apothecaries and the Early Modern Medical Marketplace Alun Withey (Swansea) |
 Luminaries of Fin-de-siècle France: Aesthetic, Scientific and Medical Cultures of Light, c. 1880-1930Dr Tania Woloshyn (Richmond) |
 Uses of a Pandemic: Forging the Identities of “Spanish Flu” and Virus Research in Interwar Britain Dr Michael Bresalier (Bristol) |
 Loss of Innocence: The Shaping of Childhood Sexuality around 1900 Dr Lutz Sauerteig (Durham) |
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