I earned a PhD in the history of science in 2013, then took the alt-academic route: from digital humanities projects into instructional technology, and from there into systems administration for a university education-services organization.

My historical research centers on eighteenth-century chemistry — Joseph Black’s lectures and correspondence, the chemical communities of the Scottish Enlightenment, and, more recently, how the era’s science was entangled with slavery and empire.

CV coming soon.

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