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London Vallery
MPhil Student in History of Science at Cambridge University
London Vallery is a graduate student and researcher with a focus on the history of science, particularly aerospace engineering and climate action. Here are some key details about London Vallery:
Education and Current Role
London Vallery is currently pursuing an MPhil in History of Science at the University of Cambridge.1 Prior to this, they were associated with Harvard University in the following capacities:
- Former Undergraduate Fellow at Harvard University's Center for Ethics3
- Possibly affiliated with the Harvard Radcliffe Institute, though the exact role is not specified1
Research Interests
London Vallery's academic interests include:
- International development of aerospace engineering
- Climate action and environmental issues2
Professional Activities
While not explicitly stated as "ICARUS - Director at Harvard University," London Vallery has been involved in various academic and professional activities:
- Moderated an event at the Cambridge Union on Progress and Priorities for Climate Action in May 20232
- Likely involved in research or projects related to aerospace engineering and climate science, given their academic focus
Online Presence
London Vallery maintains a professional presence on LinkedIn with the username "londonvallery".12
It's worth noting that the specific title "ICARUS - Director at Harvard University" is not directly mentioned in the available search results. This could be a recent position or project that hasn't been widely documented online yet, or there might be some discrepancy in the information provided.
Highlights
I'm so pleased to announce that I've accepted an offer of admission to the University of Cambridge to pursue an MPhil in the History and Philosophy of Science! In October, I'll be beginning my study of the role of colonial and imperialist thought in the modern global aerospace industry. I'm so thankful for all of the opportunities I've had during my time at Harvard and for all of the amazing support I've received from mentors like Alyssa Goodman and Alissa J. Haddaji. As a survivor of the colonization of my communities, both in the Americas and Africa, and a deep supporter of ethical space exploration, I'm truly excited to see what my future research can hopefully uncover about where we are headed as an industry.
