Brief Biography of

James Hannam

Name: James Hannam

Degrees:

• B.A. Physics, University of Oxford, 1993
• M.A. Historical Research, University of London, 2003
• Ph.D candidate, History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge, 2006

Awards and Scholarships:

• Bursury, Pembroke College, Cambridge, 2003
• Ph.D Studentship, Arts and Humanities Research Board, 2004
• Rausing Studentship, University of Cambridge, 2004
• Riley Declamation Prize, Pembroke College, Cambridge, 2004

Affiliations:

• Member, British Society for the History of Science

Publications:

• "In Defense of the Fine Tuning Design Argument" (2001) on the Secular Web.
• "Objection Dismissed on Appeal" (2006) on the Secular Web.
• "Some Reading Suggestions for Research on Medieval and Early Modern Universities" (2005). Research Methods Guide, University of Cambridge.

Dissertations and Theses:

• M.A.: Church Discipline of Natural Philosophers in the Middle Ages
• Ph.D: Sixteenth-Century Scientific Education in English Universities

Personal: Married with one daughter. Living in Kent, England.

Homepage: http://www.bede.org.uk/