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[### Katharine Park awarded the Paul Oskar Kristeller Lifetime Achievement Award by the Renaissance Society of America](/news/2026/03/katharine-park-awarded-paul-oskar-kristeller-lifetime-achievement-award-renaissance)

March 04, 2026

[### Will Love for Learning Matter Anymore? Understanding the Complex Psychology of AI Relationality](/news/2026/01/will-love-learning-matter-anymore-understanding-complex-psychology-ai-relationality)

January 20, 2026

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[### "Dramatizing Genius" HoS faculty share their faves in The Harvard Gazette](/news/2026/01/dramatizing-genius-hos-faculty-share-their-faves-harvard-gazette)

January 08, 2026

Professors of the History of Science Hannah Marcus and Gabriela Soto Laveaga are featured in the Harvard Gazette article "Dramatizing Genius" that examines the popular portrayals of the lone genius. In the article, Prof. Soto Laveaga cites the film The...

[### Benjamin Wilson discusses his new book in a recent interview with The Harvard Gazette](/news/2025/11/benjamin-wilson-discusses-his-new-book-recent-interview-harvard-gazette)

November 04, 2025

In this edited interview, Wilson discusses the doctrine of “strategic stability” and the downside of the American cultural myth of the independent scientist who saves society from itself.

[### Naomi Oreskes receives 2025 Volvo Environment Prize for her Pathbreaking Body of Work](/news/2025/10/naomi-oreskes-receives-2025-volvo-environment-prize-her-pathbreaking-body-work)

October 31, 2025

[### Eram Alam's Opinion Piece in The Guardian](/news/2025/10/eram-alams-opinion-piece-guardian)

October 01, 2025

" Trump’s H-1B visa fee is a death sentence for US healthcare"

[### Anne Harrington Profiled by the Harvard Crimson Magazine](/news/2025/09/anne-harrington-profiled-harvard-crimson-magazine)

September 23, 2025

The Harvard Crimson Magazine recently profiled Franklin L. Ford Professor of the History of Science Anne Harrington about her new course HISTSCI 1771: Science and the Quest for Consciousness . The article highlights how the course “asks profound questions...

[### CHSI Special Exhibition "Measuring Difference" Awarded Prize](/news/2025/07/chsi-special-exhibition-measuring-difference-awarded-prize)

July 07, 2025

Congratulations to History of Science Professor and exhibit curator Gabriela Soto Laveaga, her multi-talented team of collaborators, and CHSI staff for this signature achievement! " MEASURING DIFFERENCE" will be on view in the Collection of Historical...

[### HoS Alumna and Colleague Lorraine Daston Awarded a 2025 Centennial Medal by the Harvard Griffin GSAS](/news/2025/05/hos-alumna-and-colleague-lorraine-daston-awarded-2025-centennial-medal-harvard-griffin)

May 28, 2025

[### Hannah Marcus Receives a 2025 Dan David Prize](/news/2025/06/hannah-marcus-receives-2025-dan-david-prize)

June 10, 2025

"The award, established in 2001, constitutes the world’s largest history prize with $300,000 for each recipient. An expert on the scientific and medical culture of early modern Europe, Marcus is one of nine early- and mid-career researchers and filmmakers...

[### Three HoS Undergrads Awarded Hoopes Prizes for 2024-2025](/news/2025/05/three-hos-undergrads-awarded-hoopes-prizes-2024-2025)

May 08, 2025

The Hoopes prize is awarded annually to undergraduates on the basis of outstanding scholarly work or research. The prize was created via a grant from Thomas T. Hoopes, Class of 1919. This year's HoS recipients are: Katherine Burstein for her submission...

[### Two Documentary Films Feature Work Done by HoS Collaborators](/news/2025/04/two-documentary-films-feature-work-done-hos-collaborators)

April 30, 2025

A new NOVA documentary premieres Wednesday, April 30, 9:00pm EST, “ Critical Condition: Black Health in America," featuring Professor Evelynn Hammonds. It is followed by " When Machines Prescribe," based on work done by a team at Harvard Medical School...