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A young woman of Vienna who died of cholera, depicted when healthy and four hours before death. Coloured stipple engraving. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BY

Cholera in history (and the problem of how we know what we think we know)

28 January 202028 January 2020mhicks

Applying what you’ve learned so far: technological politics and intersectionality

3 September 20193 September 2019mhicks
Sellafield Power Station

Windscale Essay

4 March 20186 December 2019mhicks

SCOT a bike

4 February 20176 December 2019mhicks
A young woman of Vienna who died of cholera, depicted when healthy and four hours before death. Coloured stipple engraving. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BY

Urban Disasters: 19th c. Cholera

31 August 20166 December 2019mhicks

Figuring out cyborgs through comics

5 October 20145 October 2014mhicks
A man covering his mouth with a handkerchief, walking through a smoggy London street. Coloured aquatint. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BY

Nutty Slack and Killer Fogs

24 September 20146 December 2019mhicks

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