Margaret Garber, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Liberal Studies
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Teaching
interests: Early modern history of science, ancient and early modern history,
Twentieth century topics in science and society, gendered aspects of science and technology
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Research
interests: Cultural and intellectual history of early modern science. My research focuses on early modern scientific societies in the Holy Roman Empire with specific attention to their engagement with early chemistry (chymistry) and matter theory, and the epistemic and gendered dimesions of their work.
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Brief
biography: I have dual BAs in history (UCSD) and biology (UCSC) and received my PhD in History of Science and Science Studies from UCSD in 2002. I received a John Haas Fellowship from the Chemical Heritage Foundation in Philadelphia in 2002-2003.
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