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Profile
Izumi Nakayama is a historian of modern Japan and East Asia. Using the body as a lens, she explores interpretations of physiological, neurological, and sensorial experiences in the fields of labour, science, technology, and medicine. Her other research interests include biohacking and bioethics, food studies, and visual cultures and archives.
Research interests:
History of labour, gender, the body, and the senses
STM (Science, Technology and Medicine) studies
Biohacking and bioethics
Food studies
Visual cultures and archives
Tel. No.
39178029
Office
422, Run Run Shaw Tower, Centennial Campus
HKU Scholars Hub
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Region and Language
Japanese
Research Area
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Courses offered in
2024-2025
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