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🧪🧪🧪🧪🥼"Scientific Representation and Science Identity: The case of chemistry" by Pedro J. Sanchez Gomez

🧪🧪🧪🥼Right now, Hernan Lucas Accorinti and Juan Camilo Martinez Gonzalez on incompatible models

🥰🧪Thank you, everybody, for joining us during these 7 days of the conference! Some talks will be posted online (our YouTube channel) after two weeks from today --in the same order in which they were presented. If you haven't subscribed yet, do it here: youtube.com/channel/UCvjtu…

Matt Farr on the directionality of time! #SMS7

Theodore Arabatzis illustrating that the relation between history of science and history more generally has been a recurrent question #ESHS2022

Giving rabbits the possibility to dig has positive effects on their welfare. Great talk about this understudied species by Agnes Moravcsikova #ISAE2022

From all the fantastic posters presented by early career scholars at #EASPLS, I feel truly honoured to have been chosen for this award. Thanks to @pradeu Fridolin Gross Jonathan Sholl, all the senior scholars & everyone from PhilInBioMed for creating an amazing discussion atmosphere!

Excited to welcome philosopher of historical sciences Adrian Currie (U Exeter) to Center for Philosophy & History of Science @ BU to give a talk this Wednesday (Sept 14) at 4pm on "Loss, Erasure, & the Avalonian Ediacaran" (see poster for further details & stop by if you are in town)

Francesca Bellazi (Francesca Bellazzi ): "Biochemical Kinds" youtube.com/watch?v=iJVOkA…

A new book on the philosophy of science by Michela Massimi ( Michela Massimi ) has the potential to loosen the grip of two of the field's most dominant figures: Karl Popper and Thomas Kuhn. bostonreview.net/articles/windo…

Thrilled to announce that my first book, Health Freaks: Fad Diets, Cultural Movements, and the Quest to Relieve Chronic Illness in America is officially under contract with UNC Press! #twitterstorians #foodhist #histsci #histmed Read the🧵for more details...

Great review of Michela Massimi book by Philip Kitcher: “Massimi’s task is to understand how reliable knowledge is possible, despite all knowledge being situated...PR expands the scope of scientific perspectives to embrace a vision that cuts across geography, ethnicity, & class"

Monte Cairns "Nuclear Charge and the Causal Powers of the Elements" youtube.com/watch?v=zu77uT…