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Emma Perkins is a Teaching Associate in Early Modern History at the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge. Her current research focuses on the role of visual productions, particularly illustrations and instruments, in mediating patronage relationships during the early modern period. She is particularly interested in how astronomers, such as Tycho Brahe, utilized visual practices to enhance their authority in their scholarly work. Her research interests cover various aspects of courtly science, images, objects and collections, the history of books, and the intersections between science and religion. Recent publications include articles focused on Tycho Brahe’s astronomical instruments and a case study of the early English terrestrial globe, as well as a monograph on the visual material culture related to Brahe's work. Emma is dedicated to providing high-quality teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of the complexities within early modern science and its societal impacts.
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