University of Toronto St. George Campus - History
I have developed the program
have raised funding
and will present my research at this international workshop marking the 400th anniversary of the birth of John Wallis.
John Wallis at 400: A Workshop on Science
Mathematics
and Religion in Seventeenth-Century England
Conference Presentations
Archival Research
Blogging
University Teaching
Tutorials
Teaching
Lecturing
Research
Public Speaking
Literature Reviews
Academic Writing
Time Management
Guest Lecturing
Review of The Astronomer and the Witch by Ulinka Rublack
Review of The Astronomer and the Witch by Ulinka Rublack
Special issue of Notes and Records examining the multifaceted career of John Wallis (1616-1703)
edited by me and Stephen Snobelen.
John Wallis at 400: Science
Mathematics
and Religion in Seventeenth-Century England
Review of Science and Religion: A Historical Introduction
2nd ed.
edited by Gary Ferngren
On food and fossils: natural philosophy
mathematics
and biblical history in the works of John Wallis
On food and fossils: natural philosophy
mathematics
and biblical history in the works of John Wallis
Master's Thesis: Priority and Nationalism: The Royal Society’s International Priority Disputes
1660-1700
Report on 2013 CSHPS conference
John Wallis and the Catholics: confessional and theological antagonism in Wallis's mathematics and philosophy
Yiftach Fehige
Review of Augustine and Science
eds. John Doody
Adam Goldstein and Kim Paffenroth
My research explores the history of science and religion. My dissertation investigates the career of John Wallis (1606-1703)
the English mathematician
natural philosopher
minister
and linguist.
Adam
Richter
University of Toronto
Dalhousie University
University of King's College
University of Toronto Mississauga
Dalhousie University
Brain Power Enrichment Programs Ltd.
Gateway to Early Modern Manuscript Sermons
Contributed to GEMMS
an online database of early modern sermons.
Gateway to Early Modern Manuscript Sermons
Course Instructor and Teaching Assistant
My course instructorships have included “History of Science and Religion\" and \"Scientific Revolutions I\"
a survey course on the history of science from antiquity to 1800. It has also included several teaching assistant positions
two years of course work in the history and philosophy of science
a specialist exam
and language training in French
Latin
and German. In addition
I have worked as the head copy-editor for the department's journal run by graduate students
Spontaneous Generations
and as a researcher for the University of Toronto Scientific Instruments Collection
to determine the provenance and purpose of scientific instruments used throughout the history of the university.
University of Toronto
Sessional Instructor
Department of Chemical & Physical Sciences
University of Toronto Mississauga
Teaching Asssistant
Department of History
Dalhousie University
University of King's College
Halifax
Canada Area
History of Science and Technology Program
Teaching Assistant
Toronto
Canada Area
Teaching Language Arts to high-achieving and gifted students
ranging from elementary school to high school.
Associate Instructor
Brain Power Enrichment Programs Ltd.
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Faculty of Computer Science
Teaching Assistant
Dalhousie University
-investigated the purpose and provenance of historical scientific instruments owned by science departments at the University of Toronto\n-worked with graduate students in the Museum Studies program to design instrument exhibitions: “Science in Colour” (2014) and “Staging Science” (2015)\n-maintained archive related to the history of the collection
University of Toronto Scientific Instruments Collection (UTSIC)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
History and Philosophy of Science and Technology
University of Toronto
English
Latin
French
Master of Arts (M.A.)
History
Ancaster High School
Specialized Hons. BA
History
Radio Glendon
York University - Glendon College
Co-ordinated with authors and editors to copy-edit all papers in the 2018 issue of Spontaneous Generations.
Spontaneous Generations