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Nicolas Rasmussen is an Emeritus Professor at the University of New South Wales, specializing in the history of science and public health. He holds degrees from MA Chicago, MPhil Cambridge, PhD Stanford, and an MPH from Sydney. His research interests encompass developmental biology, biotechnology, and the intellectual history surrounding drug abuse and pharmaceuticals in the United States throughout the 20th century. His work investigates the influence of industry sponsorship on biomedical research and the role of scientific instrumentation in shaping knowledge. Among his notable publications are 'Gene Jockeys: Life Science Rise Biotech Enterprise' which examines genetic engineering, and the forthcoming 'Fat Fifties: America's Obesity Crisis', which reflects his current project on obesity and public health policies from the 1950s. He has received various awards for his scholarly contributions, including a senior research grant from the National Science Foundation and multiple fellowships at prestigious institutions such as Stanford University and the MIT-Dibner Institute.
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