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“Science & Society”: History of Science, Medicine, & Technology Postgrad Conference (Oxford, 7 June 2013)

posted on March 9, 2025

Research Summary: History of Science, Medicine, & Technology Postgraduate Conference 2013

Event Type: Academic postgraduate conference
Date & Time: 7 June 2013, 10:00-17:00
Location: History Faculty Lecture Theatre, George Street, Oxford
Organizing Institution: Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine, University of Oxford
Key Conference Themes: Projecting Health and Policy; Biology and Society; Science and Medicine in Transition; Madness, Psyche, and War
Conceptual Focus: Exploration of codependent construction of science and society through historical analysis
Cost: Free admission
Registration Deadline: 30 May 2013 via email to Belinda Michaelides

The Wellcome Unit for the History Medicine, University of Oxford is pleased to announce the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology Postgraduate Conference 2013

Science and Society will take place on

7 June 2013 at 10:00-17:00

At the History Faculty Lecture Theatre, George Street, Oxford

Science and society have been codependently constructed. The Wellcome Unit’s annual postgraduate conference seeks to explore these conceptual intersection points through panels ranging in subject matter from “Projecting Health and Policy”, “Biology and Society”, to “Science and Medicine in Transition”, and “Madness, Psyche, and War”.

Bringing together a variety of explorations of the histories of science, medicine, and their broader influences, the conference seeks engaging and enthusiastic participants in a rousing and challenging discussion.

The event is free but please register your interest by 30 May 2013 by emailing Belinda Michaelides.

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