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    Daniella G. Perry is a doctoral student in the History of Science, Medicine and Technology department at UCLA. Her research focuses on 20th century science, genetics, and the role of emerging technologies in society. Specifically, her dissertation examines 1960s longitudinal studies on the psychosocial development of children with sex-chromosome anomalies and how the research was conducted and shared internationally. The summary provides an overview of Perry's education, professional experience, awards, research interests, and dissertation topic in 3 concise sentences.

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    Daniella G. Perry is a doctoral student in the History of Science, Medicine and Technology department at UCLA. Her research focuses on 20th century science, genetics, and the role of emerging technologies in society. Specifically, her dissertation examines 1960s longitudinal studies on the psychosocial development of children with sex-chromosome anomalies and how the research was conducted and shared internationally. The summary provides an overview of Perry's education, professional experience, awards, research interests, and dissertation topic in 3 concise sentences.

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    Daniella G Perry CV 2009

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    Daniella G. Perry is a doctoral student in the History of Science, Medicine and Technology department at UCLA. Her research focuses on 20th century science, genetics, and the role of emerging technologies in society. Specifically, her dissertation examines 1960s longitudinal studies on the psychosocial development of children with sex-chromosome anomalies and how the research was conducted and shared internationally. The summary provides an overview of Perry's education, professional experience, awards, research interests, and dissertation topic in 3 concise sentences.

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    Daniella G.

    Perry
    Curriculum Vitae
    Department of History, University of California-Los Angeles
    Tel: 323.230.0607 Email: dgperry@ucla.edu
    daniellaperry.com

    Education:

    Doctoral Student, History of Science, Medicine and Technology, UCLA


    Biology, Gender & Behavior; History of Clinical Genetics
    MA, History, UCLA, 2009;
    History of Science; Heredity in the 19th and 20th Centuries; United States Urban and Race History
    BS, Physiological Science, UCLA 2006

    Professional Experience:

    Teaching Assistant, Honors Collegium, UCLA, Winter & Fall 2008


    Psychoanalysis before Freud and a Little after
    Teaching Assistant, History Department, UCLA, Fall 2009
    Science and Technology in the 20th Century
    Invited Lecturer, Honors Collegium, UCLA, Winter & Fall 2008
    The Scientific Revolution for Psychoanalysis before Freud and a Little after

    Professional Service:

    Science Field Representative, UCLA History Graduate Student Association, 2007-2008


    History Representative, Social Science Council, UCLA Graduate Student Association, 2007-2009
    Social Sciences Representative, Elections Board, UCLA Graduate Student Association, 2007-2008
    UCLA History of Science Colloquium Co-Organizer, 2008-2010
    Southern California History of Science Colloquium Co-Organizer, 2008-2010

    Conference Papers:

    The International Society for History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology meeting, July 2009
    “Understanding Clinical Care out of Laboratory Research: Arthur Robinson’s calling to bring
    genetics into medicine”

    Research Papers (unpublished):

    Technologies in Surfboard Making: From the Introduction of Plastics to Mass Production, 2008
    Encouragement from Above for Technological Progress of the Eighteenth Century Through Social
    Relationships, Financial Interest and Patent Control, 2008

    Awards & Fellowships:

    Eugene V. Cota-Robles Fellowship, UCLA, 2007-2011


    Graduate Summer Research Mentorship, UCLA, 2008 and 2009
    Graduate Research Mentorship, UCLA, 2008-2009

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    Daniella G. Perry
    Department of History, University of California-Los Angeles
    323.230.0607 dgperry@ucla.edu

    Grants:

    Ahmanson Graduate Student Research Grant in the History of Medicine, History of Medicine and
    Medical Humanities at UCLA, 2008-2009
    UCLA History Department Research Travel Stipend, 2008
    Carey McWilliams Research Travel Stipend, 2009
    NSF Conference Travel Grant, 2009

    Professional Affiliations:
    Member, History of Science Society, 2007
    Member, HGSA, 2007
    Member, ISHPSSB, 2009

    General Research Interests:

    Twentieth-century science and US History and International collaborations; History of Molecular


    Biology and Genetics; Biomedicine, bioethics and reproductive technologies; the role of science in
    society; visual technologies, historical ideas and approaches to information management.

    Dissertation Focus:

    My dissertation research responds to concerns over what biology and gender have to do with behavior
    and cognitive capacities. Contemporary political, social and ethical questions are being raised with
    respect to personal genomic research on behavior and the potential for designer babies. The same
    questions arose fifty years ago with respect to emerging genetic technologies and infant screening. I am
    investigating postnatal screenings in the 1960s for children with sex-chromosome anomalies and
    subsequent longitudinal studies in psychosocial development. Research was conducted in several
    countries and evidence was shared. This will be situated in the contexts of genetic and psychological
    counseling, evolving theories of race, gender and intelligence, and the social and legal implications for
    reproductive rights.

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