

Peter Schmidt
Professor Peter Schmidt is an active researcher in the fields of Science Fiction, Popular Culture Studies, Visual Culture Studies, History of Science, and History of Technology. As a Teaching Professor and Honors Faculty Fellow at Arizona State University, he brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his students. His academic journey is marked by degrees in Interdisciplinary Humanities and History of Science and Technology, reflecting his broad scholarly interests. Before joining Arizona State University, Professor Schmidt served as an instructor at Grossmont College, where he honed his teaching skills and developed a keen interest in the dynamic relationship between culture and materiality. His research delves into the fascinating interactions between popular culture and professional science, exploring how these domains influence and shape each other. Professor Schmidt's work is characterized by a deep engagement with the ways in which visual culture and science fiction contribute to our understanding of technological and scientific developments. His interdisciplinary approach allows him to offer unique insights into the historical and cultural contexts of scientific and technological advancements. In addition to his research, Professor Schmidt is dedicated to fostering a stimulating academic environment for his students. His involvement with Barrett Honors Faculty underscores his commitment to excellence in teaching and mentorship, encouraging students to explore the intersections of culture, science, and technology in innovative ways.
Publications
, 1064-1071, 1975-11-01
, 127-136, 1975-01-01
, 102-133, 2023-01-10
, 2021-01-01
, 1-28, 2018-01-01
, 175-232, 2020-10-08
, 27-40, 2005-06-01
, 115-123, 1989-02-27
, 113-131, 2014-11-01
, 209-219, 1998-01-01
, 41-85, 2023-01-01