researching & writing stories of science in the past


Forward, to the New Arctic Sublime: Scientist-Explorer Fridtjof Nansen and the Arctic Myths
Junior Independent Work #2
Spring 2022
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Playing and Collecting Universal History: Chronologies in a Victorian Table Game
Fall 2022

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Hybrid Times, Hybrid Natures: De-Extinction and Our Entrance to a Postnatural Order
Spring 2022

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Eclipses of Truth: The Han Heterodox Scholar Wang Chong’s Quest for Shi
Junior Independent Work #1
Fall 2021
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Cycles of the Body and Alchemical Diagrams in Chinese Medicine
Fall 2021
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NFT and the Dawn of Our Tokenized World
A project investigating the value construction of NFTs and the rising role of tokenziation in our society.
collaborator: Miguel Opeña
Spring 2021
speculative exhibition
description of exhibition design




The Self-less Heaven and Hell: Comparing the no-self experiences in Depersonalization Disorder and Buddhist meditative practices
Fall 2020
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I study history of science at Princeton, where I have been exploring how (proto)scientific ideas have fundamentally shaped how we make sense of the world. I am particularly interested in the circulation between scientific ideas and fiction/models/art/myths.



Spring’23:
HIS475 Making the Viking Age with Matthew Delvaux

Past:
HIS499 Things with Graham Burnett
NES437 Ottoman Empire with Molly Greene
HIS394 History of Ecology and Environmentalism with Erika Milam
HIS400 Space History with Michael Gordin
HIS472 Medicine and Society in China with He Bian
EGR277 Technology and Society with David Reinecke
HIS397 History of Psychiatry
with Katja Guenther
HIS391 History of Contemporary Science
with Michael Gordin


Adjacent:
ART562 Science and Its Fictions in the Long Nineteenth Century with Rachael DeLue
SOC/COS409 Critical Approaches to HCI with Janet Vertesi
VIS206 Feminist Technoscience with Ani Liu
PSY409 Cyborg Psychology with Justin Junge



A small related thought: “On the Science of History” 
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