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Dr. Jennifer Hubbard has been a faculty member in the Department of History at Toronto Metropolitan University since 1997, specializing in the history of Science and Technology, particularly in relation to biological, environmental, and intellectual histories as well as the history of North Atlantic fisheries. She holds a BSc (Hons) in Biology from the University of New Brunswick, an MA in History of Science and Technology from the Institute of History and Philosophy of Science and Technology at the University of Toronto, and a PhD in History from the same institution. Dr. Hubbard has authored and edited several significant works, including 'Science Scales: Rise of Canadian Atlantic Fisheries Biology 1898-1939' and 'A Century of Maritime Science: St. Andrews Biological Station'. For her contributions to the field, she received the John Lyman Award from the Canadian Society for Oceanic History. Her published research encompasses environmental history, political histories related to fisheries, and the impacts of forestry science on fisheries biology, appearing in journals like the ICES Journal of Marine Science and Environmental History. She is also recognized for her role in convening the ICES 2019 Johan Hjort Symposium in Bergen, Norway, fostering collaboration between historians and fisheries biologists. Currently, Dr. Hubbard is engaged in projects focused on the history of fisheries biology and its recent developments, and she teaches courses on modern technology, military technology, environmental history, and history of exploration.
Department of Chemical Engineering