UCLA HISTORY OF SCIENCE
market structure / data structure
c. 1969-2009
CONTACT
My Research
I study psychiatric epidemiological technologies: the methodological and technological practices through which mental illness is defined by symptoms/behavior, associated/contributing factors, and prevalence.
Today they are made possible by networked computing and large-scale data structures.
Psychiatric epidemiological technologies are central to important shifts in the way that psychiatric drugs have been sold, interacting with macro-economic trends, psychopharmaceutical policy, and market strategy.
DEGREES + FOCI
HISTORY OF SCIENCE
university of california, los angeles PhD ± 2010
Teaching
I am a Teaching Associate for the UCLA Department of History. Experience includes:
- hist2d Science, Magic, and Religion:
1600 to the Present
- hist2b Social Knowledge and Social Power
- hist20 World History to A.D. 600
- hist3b History of Science:
From Newton to Darwin
- hist3c The History of Medicine
- hist1c Introduction to Western Civilization,
c. 1715-Present
- pols1000 Introduction to Politics
(York University)