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Hélène Mialet is a Full Professor in the Faculty of Science at York University, Canada, specializing in Science and Technology Studies. Her research intersects various fields, including Actor Network Theory, situated cognition, and the role of the subject's body in knowledge production. Mialet's work critically examines human-machine interactions, creativity, innovation, and post-humanism. She has authored several significant publications, including 'Hawking Incorporated: Stephen Hawking Anthropology Knowing Subject' and 'La Recherche de Stephen Hawking'. Throughout her career, she has held post-doctoral positions at prestigious institutions such as Oxford, Cambridge, and the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin. Mialet's philosophical inquiries are rooted in ethnographic research, with particular attention to experiences and knowledge management in chronic diseases. Currently, she is exploring the implications of human-animal-machine interactions and their effects on subjectivity in her upcoming book, 'Thinking Person’s Disease'.
York University • Toronto, Canada
Teaching and conducting research in Science and Technology Studies.
Department of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies graduate programs generally follow the Faculty of Graduate Studies (FGS) B+ minimum requirement.