Historian (Ph.D)| | Editorial Assistant for Isis Journal, HSS| Interested in the History of Medicine, Environment, South Asian & Global History; IOW Studies.
Thrilled to share that my first full-length research paper on the history of cholera in Jagannath Puri has been published.😊 Here’s the link-
https://t.co/51TKkUbKWz
My review of Laura Frances Goffman’s Disorder and Diagnosis (SUP, 2024) published in the Review of Middle Eastern Studies (RoMES). Grateful to Hoda Yousef, Ghayde Ghraowi, and especially Prof. @JMDetermann for the lovely opportunity.
https://t.co/ZAHuZmByPn
The December 2025 issue of Isis has just dropped- ahead of schedule, as always. Dive in for some engaging articles, a special focus section, and several insightful book reviews.👇🏼
https://t.co/MfL2zhhUP3
Thank you, धन्यवाद and gracias to @daspallavi93 and Pablo F. Gómez for inviting me write a review of Mary-Jane Rubenstein’s book Astrotopia: The Dangerous Religion of the Corporate Space Race (@UChicagoPress) in @IsisJournal 116, no. 3, 617–18 (2025). https://t.co/nrADAZFI17
@JMDetermann@UChicagoPress@IsisJournal Thank you, Dr. Determann, for your kind words! We sincerely appreciate your insightful review, prompt submission, and meaningful contribution to our journal. It has truly been a pleasure collaborating with you, and we look forward to the opportunity to collaborate again.😊
Exciting opportunity alert! 📢🚨
If you're a historian with a focus on Science, Technology, and Medicine (STM), don’t miss out on the chance to apply for this amazing post-doctoral position at Ashoka University, India before March 20th, 2025.
https://t.co/6LEQZJDeId
Ashoka University congratulates Professor Seema Alavi on being awarded first place in the "Political Economy" category of the prestigious Monsoon Book Award 2025 for her book "Muslim Cosmopolitanism in the Age of Empires", published by Harvard University Press (@Harvard_Press).
The Monsoon Book Prizes, sponsored by the German University of Technology in Oman (@GUtech_Oman) and hosted by Georgia State University (@GeorgiaStateU) in Atlanta, Georgia, celebrate works that broaden the horizons of current studies, with a particular emphasis on exploring the living heritage of the Indian Ocean.
#AshokaUniversity
The December issue of Isis: A Journal of the History of Science Society is now out- my first one since joining the editorial team! #excitedandproud😊
Isis | Vol 115, No 4 https://t.co/zZMIRi7Xf5
Thrilled to have presented my work at #ISA2024 in San Francisco, USA, on an interdisciplinary panel titled "Decolonizing Global Health”, alongside esteemed experts in international relations, political theory, anthropology, and sociology. Grateful for the incredible experience!
In 1820, a “native” padded down to shore at Puri and made this incredible drawing of the Jagannath Temple
Only recently have I been to piece together the painful story behind this beautiful work…
The Autumn Term's first session of the LSE History Research Seminar will be held on 11 October at 16:00-18:00 GMT! The theme will be Empire in the New-Imperialist Era. You can attend in person or via zoom.
Pictured below is the full HY509 schedule for the term.
Our Graduate & Early Career Researcher of the Month is @daspallavi93
Pallavi Das is a recent PhD graduate. Her doctoral work, undertaken at the University of Delhi, focused on the history of science and medicine.
View Pallavi's full profile:
https://t.co/Syi1kMrdO3