Daniel Rosenberg

Daniel Rosenberg is a Professor at the School of Global Studies and Languages within the University of Oregon. His scholarly work bridges intellectual history, visual culture, and the study of information systems. Office hours are held daily after class and Tuesdays 1:30-3:30 by appointment via this link.

Research Focus:

• Enlightenment-era intellectual networks
• Evolution of information graphics
• Epistemology of historical representation
• Intersections between language and visual culture

Rosenberg's publications, including foundational works on timelines and future historiography, reflect his engagement with interdisciplinary methodologies supported by grants from NEH and other prestigious institutions. His editorial work at Cabinet: A Quarterly of Art and Culture extends his influence into contemporary cultural discourse.

Scientific Recognition:

• ACLS, NEH, and Max Planck Institute fellowships
• Stanford Humanities Center residency
• Multiple University of Oregon awards including the Lorry Lokey Award for Science and the Human Condition