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Winner of the 2016La corónicaInternational Book Award: Laura Ackerman Smoller Laura Ackerman Smoller, Professor of History, University of Rochester, studies the areas of intersection between magic, science, and religion in medieval and Renaissance Europe, centering around two major themes: astrology