Research Associate, Supervisor: Alberto Cambrosio
|jonah.campbell [at] mcgill.ca| 3647 Peel, 207 |
Jonah Campbell is a Research Associate with the Department of Social Studies of Medicine, whose work has spanned projects in the history of state-based and international chronic disease programming, Global Health and the Social Determinants of Health; the regulatory and evidentiary politics of opioids in the United States; Cold War psychiatry; psychiatric and gynecological approaches to female sexual frigidity; and the sociology of genomic oncology. Current work focuses on the intersection of precision medicine, Big Data and the “new” clinical trial designs in cancer.
Research Interests:
Oncology, biomedicine, clinical trials, “Big Data” and personalized medicine, historical epistemology, Science and Technology Studies.
Selected Publications:
WithAlberto Cambrosio, Étienne Vignola-Gagné, Peter Keating, Bertrand Jordan, and Pascale Bourret, ““Overcoming the Bottleneck”: Knowledge Architectures for Genomic Data Interpretation in the Oncology Domain” (under review)
WithAlberto Cambrosio, Peter Keating, and Pascale Bourret, “Multi-Polar Scripts: Techno-Regulatory Environments and the Rise of Precision Oncology Diagnostic Tests”Social Science and Medicine(in press, online May 2019)
WithNicholas King, ““Unsettling Circularity”: Clinical Trial Enrichment and the Evidentiary Politics of Chronic Pain.”Biosocieties.Vol. 12, Issue 2, June 2017\