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Faculty Profile

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PARK Haesoo

Full-time Faculty
Assistant Professor of Science, Technology and Society (Education)
College of Integrative Studies CIS

Qualifications

  • PhD, Yale University, USA, 2019
  • MPhil, Yale University, USA, 2017
  • MA, Yale University, USA, 2015

Research Interests

  • Science and Technology Studies
  • History of Life Sciences
  • History of Biomedicine
  • Postcolonial Feminist Theory
  • Medical Anthropology

Course(s) Taught in SMU

  • Biotechnology in a Global Society
  • Epidemics - Biomedicine and Global Health
  • Epidemics - Life Sciences, Biomedicine, and Global Health
Highlights
Haesoo Park is an interdisciplinary scholar specializing in science, technology, and society, with a focus on biomedicine, biotechnology, and postcolonial science, actively contributing to research, teaching, and academic leadership at Singapore Management University.

Bridges scientific research and humanities through interdisciplinary approaches; recognized for advancing understanding of biomedicine and biotechnology in postcolonial contexts; active in public humanities and academic leadership; fosters critical perspectives on science, gender, and society.

Focused research areas include Cultures of biotechnology and biomedicine in East Asia; historical and social narratives of bioscience; epigenetics and biotheory; gender and technoscientific sovereignty; intersections of science, society, and public health.
ScienceTechnology and SocietyHistorySociologyGlobal & Translational SociologyFamilyGender & AgeingPhilosophyEthicsContemporary Asian SocietiesSocietyEnvironment & SustainabilityHuman DevelopmentWell-being & Ageing
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Qualifications

  • PhD, Yale University, USA, 2019
  • MPhil, Yale University, USA, 2017
  • MA, Yale University, USA, 2015

Research Interests

  • Science and Technology Studies
  • History of Life Sciences
  • History of Biomedicine
  • Postcolonial Feminist Theory
  • Medical Anthropology

Course(s) Taught in SMU

  • Biotechnology in a Global Society
  • Epidemics - Biomedicine and Global Health
  • Epidemics - Life Sciences, Biomedicine, and Global Health