About
I am junior physician and a PhD candidate in Medical History at the University Medical Center Utrecht (Netherlands). In my PhD project “Brain Battles: Locating the History of Neurosurgery”, I seek to facilitate crosstalk between the medical historiographic cultures of physicians and academic historians, using the history of neurosurgery as a case study. In addition, I am interested in incorporating art-based research approaches and insights from Art Science and Technology Studies in my research. Publications
Bart Lutters and Thomas Schlich, “Facts and Values in the History of Spina Bifida,” Lancet 397 (2021), 1800-1801.
Thomas Schlich and Bart Lutters, “Historical Perspectives of Xenotransplantation,” Lancet 399 (2022), 1220-1221.
Bart Lutters and Peter J. Koehler, “Brainwaves in Concert: The Twentieth Century Sonification of the Electroencephalogram,” Brain 139 (2016), 2809-2814.
Projects
Brain Battles: Locating the History of Neurosurgery (PhD research)
