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PhD Candidate | History of Early Modern Science and Technology, Art & Material Culture | Columbia University, New York. My dissertation centers on securing screws, screw makers, and the screw making industry in early modern Nuremberg and explores why, how, and to what effect goldsmiths assembled their works of art with screws.
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