Don't miss the video by Nicholas Makins of King's College London on “Choice Under Uncertainty about Patient Preferences” - part of our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 youtube.com/watch?v=9DYbyw…

Next up: Samuel Maia @notforme_why on “Pluralism and Values in the Concept and Measures of Poverty” as our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 continues youtube.com/watch?v=O__igv…

Samuel Maia @notforme_why of the Federal University of Minas Gerais would love to hear your thoughts on his talk, “Pluralism and Values in the Concept and Measures of Poverty,” for our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 youtube.com/watch?v=O__igv…

Seth Goldwasser's talk for our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 is “The Cure is Worse Than the Disease: On the Concepts of Health and Disability” youtube.com/watch?v=47DuuN… Learn more about his work at philosophy.pitt.edu/person/seth-go…

Check out Seth Goldwasser of the University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh on “The Cure is Worse Than the Disease: On the Concepts of Health and Disability” youtube.com/watch?v=47DuuN… More in our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 today at 3:00pm!

H. Bondurant gives today's final talk, “Medical Gaslighting, Self-Knowledge, & Epistemic Injustice,” in our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022. youtube.com/watch?v=74sAsG… More tomorrow!

Don't miss H. Bondurant of North Carolina State University on “Medical Gaslighting, Self-Knowledge, & Epistemic Injustice” youtube.com/watch?v=74sAsG… The Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 continues tomorrow at 10am.

Final day of our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022! We begin with Francis Kwame Nyamekeh, “Lynn White, Medieval Judaeo-Christian Philosophy and the Ecologic Crisis” youtube.com/watch?v=SqGfm9…

Don't forget to check out Francis Kwame Nyamekeh of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville on “Lynn White, Medieval Judaeo-Christian Philosophy and the Ecologic Crisis” for our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 youtube.com/watch?v=SqGfm9…

Rachel Katz City Seltzer Enjoyer of the University of Toronto continues our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 with her talk, “Funding the Future? Trust and Transparency on Crowdfunding Platforms for Research Projects.” youtube.com/watch?v=Sl8N03…

Let Rachel Katz City Seltzer Enjoyer know what you think about her talk, “Funding the Future? Trust and Transparency on Crowdfunding Platforms for Research Projects,” for our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022. youtube.com/watch?v=Sl8N03…

Our next speaker in the Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 is Sanjiv Kakar, speaking on “The Stigmatization of Leprosy: Modern Science, Biblical Leprosy, and Christian Missionaries, Britain, 1850-1900” youtube.com/watch?v=h3yxhc…

Don't miss Sanjiv Kakar of the University of Delhi on “The Stigmatization of Leprosy: Modern Science, Biblical Leprosy, and Christian Missionaries, Britain, 1850-1900” in our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022. youtube.com/watch?v=h3yxhc…

Wrapping up our Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022 with an address from our Director, Matthew J. Brown Matthew J Brown, on “Values in Science: Past, Present, and Future” youtube.com/watch?v=fLC41M…

Don't miss the address by Matthew J. Brown Matthew J Brown of UT Dallas Bass School at UT Dallas on “Values in Science: Past, Present, and Future” Thanks for joining the Online Symposium on Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology 2022! youtube.com/watch?v=fLC41M…

The science of psychiatry and psychology is not always black and white, according to our new professor of philosophy, Dr. Jonathan Tsou. Read more: buff.ly/3SMtfFj #philosophy #psychiatry #medicine #utdarts #creativeresearch Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas

See the CFP for our 2023 VMST Conference celebrating the work of Matthew J Brown. Deadline for abstracts is Feb 18. 300-500 words. values.utdallas.edu/2023-cfp/

N.B. The submission link is now live, and the deadline has been extended to March 1. We look forward to your proposals!

Call for Proposals / Call for Abstracts Paul K. Feyerabend: A Centennial Celebration The 12th Annual Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology Conference at UT Dallas Bass School at UT Dallas May 23-25, 2024 Submission Deadline: January 18, 2024 values.utdallas.edu/2023/12/12/202…

Upcoming conference CFPs on Feyerabend, Dewey on race, pop culture, and philosophy of science. matthewjbrown.net/2024/01/03/upc…