- Emily Kern | Department of History
Kern earned her BA at the University of Pennsylvania and her PhD at Princeton University in 2018 Her dissertation won the 2019 DHST dissertation prize from the International Union of History and Philosophy of Science and Technology
- Exploring How Knowledge Comes to Be | Department of History
Histories was co-edited by Emily Kern, the History of Science Assistant Professor in the Department of History, also a member of the Committee on Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science (CHSS)
- Faculty Committees | Department of History
Mark Bradley Faith Hillis Thuto Thipe UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Jane Dailey, Chair Steven Pincus Johanna Ransmeier Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies: Peggy Heffington TEACHING AND FELLOWSHIPS Paul Cheney, Chair Matthew Briones, Job Market Brodwyn Fischer Emily Kern Ada Palmer, Pedagogy MA PROGRAM COORDINATOR Kenneth Pomeranz WEBSITE
- Dissertations Defended in 2023 | Department of History
Left to Right: Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, Emily Kern, Emma Kitchen, Robert Richards Left to Right: Jacob Eyferth, Johanna Ransmeier, Kenneth Pomeranz, Yuan Tian, Boqun Zhou
- Alumni | Department of History
Robert J Richards (Chair), Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, Emily Kern Paleontology in Russia and the Soviet Union, 1840 - 1929 Lecturer, UC Berkeley Emma Pask, 2024 Joseph Masco (Chair), Sean Brotherton (NYU), Michael Rossi, Ryan Jobson Science on the Range: Bats, Myths, and Ecology in Texas Post-Doctoral Researcher at Aarhus University Jillian E
- Spring 2024 Graduate Alum Spotlight, Emma Kitchen
Left to Right: Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, Emily Kern, Emma Kitchen, and Robert Richards Aurochs illustration from Sigismund von Herberstein's book, published in 1556 Aurochs bull at the Zoological Museum in Copenhagen 7400 BC, found in Prejlerup, Denmark To begin, I’d love to learn more about your work
- Elena Tiedens, History Major, Named Gates Cambridge Scholar
What ancillary studies or projects have you undertaken to support your work? Outside of my coursework, my most significant ancillary project has been as a Research Assistant on the Capturing the Stars project with Professor Emily Kern
- News | Department of History
Exploring How Knowledge Comes to Be Exploring How Knowledge Comes to Be Emily Kern discusses New Earth Histories, working in the history of science, and her upcoming book project
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