is writing about Clifford Allbutt's clinical thermometer.

The University of Leeds

Post-Doc, Centre for History and Philosophy of Science

AHRC Knowledge Transfer Fellow

About

I am engaged in researching the role of patents in medical technologies in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The project is collaborative with the Thackray Medical Museum, and involves a substantial proportion of outreach activity. I also lecture on the course "Darwin, Germs & The Bomb" and will be tutoring on the third year module "History of the Body II" during the academic year 2011-12.

My doctoral project examined "woolsorters' disease" (a disease which I classify as a form of "proto-anthrax") - an industrial illness particularly prevalent in Bradford and the surrounding West Riding of Yorkshire in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. I located the condition within local, national and global cultural contexts, employing a social constructivist framework of disease.

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0113 3435218

 
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