Happy to be part of this workshop as part of a research visit and develop previous work on trust in public health thanks to support from FCT grant. In my talk I will explore the epistemic harms of (often warranted) distrust in science and ways of ameliorating them. ifilnova.pt/en/events/di...

Looking forward to the upcoming PSA around the world, where I will be presenting joint work on trust in science and scientific understanding applied to the Ai context.

The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Medicine is out. My contributed chapter is on medical cosmopolitanism as a way of moving past the shortcomings of evidence-based medicine and defend it against charges of relativism and insufficiently specifying evidence standards academic.oup.com/edited-volum...

Very pleased to have this piece out with the fab @notesfrompoland.bsky.social, on the remarkable rise of participatory budgeting in contemporary Poland.

A quick reminder to all those who care about open research to consider joining us for the FOR2026 Conference in the Future of Open Research at the Technical University of Munich in May 4-6, 2026! Deadline for paper and poster proposals: 30 September opensciencestudies.eu/for-2026-con...

Another post by Richard David-Rus in the series on the beginnings of EENPS and doing philosophy of science in Central and Eastern Europe. @eenphilsci.bsky.social eenps.weebly.com/history-and-...

And off to ESPP in Warsaw today. I will be presenting on Wednesday exploring questions of culture, context and pluralism in psychiatry I have been working on but this time in connection to psychotherapy and the role of lay health workers. espp2025.ifispan.edu.pl/programme

Off to EPSA tomorrow. Looking forward to the talks and to presenting on Friday. I will be exploring a mechanistic ontology (particularly activities) for the purposes of specifying causal links between psychological or social variables and health outcomes. philsci.eu/EPSA25/Progr...

Online Seminar Series on Feminist Philosophy of Climate Change, organized by @juliejebeile.bsky.social & others ⤵️ femphiloclimate.ch/events/ #philsci ⚒️

Planning ahead for summer 2026? Don’t miss the EPIC Summer School in Bertinoro (Italy)! Details and a link to apply here: epistemicinjusticein... #EpistemicInjustice #philsky #MedHum

Looking forward to attending this workshop tomorrow. Will be presenting on the question of objectivity and variable choice in causal models, bringing forward a notion of objectivity drawing on pragmatism and feminist philosophy of science sites.google.com/view/feminis...

And the latest update.

Thanks to @elenapopaphi.bsky.social and @saulperez for giving another inspiring talk at the @epsaphilsci.bsky.social junior scholar series about opportunities for post-doc careers!🎓

Save the dates of 18-19th of September 2026 for the 6th Biennial EENPS Conference at the University of Bucharest!!! Please expect a call for abstracts in autumn 2025 with submissions due likely in winter 2026! eenps.weebly.com/eenps-2026.h...

New on the #projectEPIC blog today is a post from @elenapopaphi.bsky.social about her talk as part of the “Epistemic Injustice in Healthcare” pre-conference in Lisbon. Check it out! epistemicinjusticeinhealthcareproject.blogspot.com/2025/07/epis... #epistemicinjustice #healthcare

Stay tuned for more accounts on doing philosophy in Eastern Europe and on the activities of the network.

The East European Network for Philosophy of Science (EENPS) is pleased to announce the relaunch of its Mentorship Scheme for Early Career Scholars! 🥳🔥 More info👇 eenps.weebly.com/mentorship.h... #philsci

Call-for-papers: Hypatia Special Issue on Feminist Philosophy of Mind Guest Editors: Gloria Andrada and Carolina Flores Deadline for submissions: 15th January 2026 Details and links to submit on the website:

Looking forward to attending my first STS conference here and to giving a commentary in one of the panels: stsitalia.org/news/10th-st...

It was such a great conference, thank you, @mapsproject.bsky.social team!

It just started!! Thanks for the Welcoming Remarks to Philippe van Basshuysen and @elenapopaphi.bsky.social talk on "Performativity and Population Health Science" #MAPS2025

Looking forward to presenting here tomorrow. I will explore performativity in the context of population health, focusing on how individual vs population-based framing are suited for the purpose of improving overall health.

Will be presenting co-authored work with Jay Zameska at this year's International Roundtable for Philosophy of Medicine. We try to link work on causality, social determinants of health, and public health ethics with particular attention to distributive and relational justice requirements:

⏳Deadline approaching! Know any early-career scholars working on philosophy of econ or values in science? Please consider forwarding them our call for proposals at phil-econ-model-lab.org. We are assembling a group of young scholars to collaborate at the cutting-edge of these topics #philsi #econ

Looking forward to attending this workshop later this week. I will be presenting work looking at the interplay between transparency and opacity in the context of avatars and AI systems: avataresponsibility.ccea.ro/2025-edition/

Early career philosophers of science may be interested in this online series providing career advice organized by EPSA. I will also be speaking at the session discussing postdocs and tenure-track opportunities: docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Of interest to those working in ethical and legal aspects of the use of animals in biomedical research. Katarzyna Żebrowska's paper shows that different ethical considerations apply to human vs. animal participants explaining why this is a problem and sketching out ways forward: rdcu.be/elhvJ

Postdoc opportunity in a Krakow that may be of interest to those working on social epistemology and related areas:

This online seminar organized at BBU Cluj-Napoca may be of interest to those working in philosophy of science, social epistemology and related areas. (Note that the scheduling is at Bucharest time): philevents.org/event/show/1...

Here is a podcast recorded by a colleague in Krakow discussing the concept of epistemic injustice: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPgF...

🚨 Final Reminder: PSA Around the World 2025! 🌍 Submit your abstract until tomorrow (April 13, 11:59 PM PST)! Open to all PSA members, no matter where you're located or what your topic is—as long as it’s within the philosophy of science!

In March, Sandra Harding died. With colleagues from (then) Women's Studies at Utrecht University, where Harding's work was pivotal in PhD training & where I had the pleasure to organize a PhD workshop, together with María Puig de Bellacasa, with Sandra, we wrote this piece. Honoring the pioneers.

I have been presenting co-authored work drawing on deliberative systems to approach questions about the political legitimacy of value laden science here. Article soon forthcoming hopefully. gwp2025.sciencesconf.org

"It’s a shame that you can’t afford rent, but we can offer epistemic compensation." - my paper on relating epistemic and social justice is out. Mostly written as self-therapy, struggling with my own scholarship. But we also need a broader discussion on ways forward in "epistemic injustice" debates.

Don't forget to submit your abstract: PSA Around the World 2025 🌍 Focus: Eastern & Central Europe. 🗓️ Deadline: March 31, 2025 💻 Fully online, Nov 6, 14, 22 $50 fee (waivers available). More info: philsci.org/psa_arou... 📄 Submit abstracts: http://psaatw25.scie...

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One year anniversary. Yay?

Sandra Harding (1935–2025) understood the need to question whose perspectives have shaped Western science, philosophy, and social studies of science. She also recognized the urgency of amplifying STS scholars from the Global South.

#ESPP deadline is tomorrow! Remember to submit your abstract to ESPP 2025 (Warsaw, Sep 2-5). espp2025.ifispan.edu.pl

In my new paper I argue that transparency about scientific disagreements in vaccine research is not sufficient to foster public trust and that a fair resolution is needed. The conditions for fairness are institutional rather than interpersonal. diametros.uj.edu.pl/diametros/ar...

Those working on topics connected to loneliness may be interested in this CFP for the volume below: philevents.org/event/show/1...

CFP for the 10th STS Italia conference. Scholarships available for scholars in Central Europe (including Poland) and early career scholars: stsitalia.org/scholarship-...

Back to the office today at Politecnico, and I had a nice parcel waiting for me – the new Routledge Handbook of Causality and Causal Methods, with my and @emratti.bsky.social chapter on big data for causal inference and competing views on quantity and quality of data. dx.doi.org/10.4324/9781...

why are these evaluations used in hiring, promotion or tenure files? They have no statistical value as assessments and they are actively discriminatory against anyone not a cis able-bodied white man. How many more papers like this do we need to stop using them?

My chapter 'Decision Making, Values and Trust in Science: Two Cases from Public Health' is now out in the volume below. It is the first piece where I explored the ideas that developed into my recently finished project (hope to share more publications on that soon). books.google.ro/books?hl=en&...

Health Insurance Trolley existentialcomics.com/comic/582

PSA around the world is coming to Eastern and Central Europe. In collaboration with EENPS.

On a quick glance I think as-if trust can also be useful for discussing trust in science in cases involving a gap between trustworthiness and members of the public choosing to trust. Another reason to bring philosophy of science and political philosophy closer together.

Postdoc opportunity in Krakow for those working on empirically-informed philosophy of perception, particularly on perceptual structures related to various sensory modalities: euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/283833

Synthese special issue CFP gatekeeping in science. Editors: Katherine Dormandy & Eric Winsberg @ewinsberg.bsky.social Deadline 25 April 25 #philsci #philsky link.springer.com/collections/...