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Titre	University Affiliation	Specific Area of Research
Butler, Alison -	Memorial University	Victorian occultism; western esotericism. My two-year SSHRC-funded research project will examine how contemporary developments in science affected the evolution of Victorian occultism. This program of research will explore how occultists attempted to make their field more “scientific” in response to the rise of scientific naturalism and how the resulting refashioned form of occultism proved to be more conducive to association with the emerging science of the mind, psychology.
Callison, Candis - Journalism	University of British Columbia	Prof. Callison’s research interests include media change, public engagement on complex science and environment issues, and how new media is shaping the efforts and practices of science journalists, scientists, and social movements.
Cambrosio, Alberto - Sociology	McGill University	Cancer clinical trials; laboratory-clinical interactions; Material culture and regulation of biomedicine; network analysis of biomedical research; visualization and scientific imagery; science & technology studies; sociology of biomedicine
Campbell, Richmond -	Dalhousie University	Origin of morals and in particular moral reasons (intersection of biology and moral philosophy, moral and political philosophy, epistemology, philosophy of biology, feminism
Carstairs, Catherine -	University of Guelph	History of Illegal Drug Use, History of Food and Nutrition, Alternative Health, Fluoridation,
Castle, David - Philosophy	University of Ottawa	Philosophy of the life sciences, with particular emphasis on evolutionary biology and ecology, environmental philosophy and the ethical implications posed by biotechnology.
Cavanaugh, Ted -	Dalhousie University	Ted's research is interdisciplinary, in a way that architects have always practised, relating building, community, culture, technology, and everyday life; and it combines the contemporary practice of design, the history of technology, and material culture. One concentration in vernacular building construction considers the impetus for innovation within conventional practices. Another concentration in community design involves working in teams with ocean and coastal managers, scientists, and community groups to combine expertise in areas of community networks, integrated resource management, and spatial planning.
Chakravartty, Anjan - Philosophy	University of Toronto	General philosophy of science, including: scientific realism, antirealism, and empiricism; structural realism and the metaphysics of science; models and scientific representation
Choby, Alexandra - Anthropology	University of Alberta	diagnosis and diagnostic technologies, neurology and psychiatry, knowledge practices, biomedicine, feminism, gender
Chrisman, Nicholas - Geography	Université Laval	Geographic information systems (many applications); also NCE networks; STS of geographic information technologies

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University Affiliation

Department / Program

Specific Area of Research

Memorial University

Victorian occultism; western esotericism. My two-year SSHRC-funded research project will examine how contemporary developments in science affected the evolution of Victorian occultism. This program of research will explore how occultists attempted to make their field more “scientific” in response to the rise of scientific naturalism and how the resulting refashioned form of occultism proved to be more conducive to association with the emerging science of the mind, psychology.

Callison, Candis - Journalism

University of British Columbia

Prof. Callison’s research interests include media change, public engagement on complex science and environment issues, and how new media is shaping the efforts and practices of science journalists, scientists, and social movements.

Cambrosio, Alberto - Sociology

McGill University

Cancer clinical trials; laboratory-clinical interactions; Material culture and regulation of biomedicine; network analysis of biomedical research; visualization and scientific imagery; science & technology studies; sociology of biomedicine

Campbell, Richmond -

Dalhousie University

Origin of morals and in particular moral reasons (intersection of biology and moral philosophy, moral and political philosophy, epistemology, philosophy of biology, feminism

Carstairs, Catherine -

University of Guelph

History of Illegal Drug Use, History of Food and Nutrition, Alternative Health, Fluoridation,

Castle, David - Philosophy

University of Ottawa

Philosophy of the life sciences, with particular emphasis on evolutionary biology and ecology, environmental philosophy and the ethical implications posed by biotechnology.

Cavanaugh, Ted -

Dalhousie University

Ted's research is interdisciplinary, in a way that architects have always practised, relating building, community, culture, technology, and everyday life; and it combines the contemporary practice of design, the history of technology, and material culture. One concentration in vernacular building construction considers the impetus for innovation within conventional practices. Another concentration in community design involves working in teams with ocean and coastal managers, scientists, and community groups to combine expertise in areas of community networks, integrated resource management, and spatial planning.

Chakravartty, Anjan - Philosophy

University of Toronto

General philosophy of science, including: scientific realism, antirealism, and empiricism; structural realism and the metaphysics of science; models and scientific representation

Choby, Alexandra - Anthropology

University of Alberta

diagnosis and diagnostic technologies, neurology and psychiatry, knowledge practices, biomedicine, feminism, gender

Chrisman, Nicholas - Geography

Université Laval

Geographic information systems (many applications); also NCE networks; STS of geographic information technologies

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