
Explore the fascinating intersections of science, medicine, and identity, from the origins of geology and paleontology to the evolution of medical practices, cultural representations of otherness, and the collaboration between art and science.
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I know I have been missing in action in recent months. The PhD life has kept me insanely busy.
Nevertheless, I’m excited to share a talk I recently gave that’s now available on YouTube: “Local knowledge, local remedies...
Lately I’ve been thinking back to some of my old work on the history of weather — and honestly, missing my atmospheric humanities group more than I expected. That mix of curiosity, conversation, and shared fascinat...
Use this template for any historical source you study to build a consistent framework for comparison, interpretation, and research.
When you analyse a historical source, it helps to approach it systematically. Every text, image, or object...
Here’s the thing…
Academia is full of extraordinary opportunities - funded PhDs, rare fellowships, overlooked collections, unexpected collaborations - but most of them barely make it past my inboxes. They arrive late, buried in departmen...
In August 2025, the state of Florida eliminated several childhood vaccines from its list of mandatory immunisations. The move was announced by State Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo, who denounced existing vaccine requirements as “immoral.”...
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Hi! I’m Sandra, a current PhD at Cambridge. I explore the history of science, medicine and identity. I hope you enjoy!\ud83c\udf3b ko-fi.com/historianofscienceandmedicine
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