Jennifer M. Rampling is a historian of medieval and early modern science and medicine, specialising in alchemy. In her teaching and research, she explores alchemy’s relationship with natural philosophy, medicine and culture in pre-modern Europe (particularly England), focusing especially on interconnections between textual authority, artisanal practice, and alchemical imagery.
Professor Jennifer Rampling is a member of the associated faculty for the Program in Medieval Studies Read her full bio on the Department of History website.
