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Lukas Engelmann is a Professor of the History of Medicine in the School of Social and Political Science at the University of Edinburgh. His research focuses on the history of epidemics, particularly the intersecting narratives of biomedicine and epidemiology from historical perspectives. Engelmann investigates the evolution of epidemiological reasoning and its implications for contemporary public health practices. He is currently working on projects that explore the digital transformation of public health and the role of big data in understanding social and health inequities. Engelmann has a strong background in the history of science and technology, having completed his PhD at Humboldt University Berlin and conducting postdoctoral research at the Institute of the History of Medicine in Zurich. His previous works include the significant publication 'Mapping AIDS' with Cambridge University Press and he has been involved in various research initiatives, including an ERC-funded project at the University of Cambridge. Engelmann is a member of the Wellcome-funded Centre for Biomedicine, Self & Society, where he collaborates on interdisciplinary research that elucidates the complexities of health crises across different historical contexts.
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