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See below for a preview of our Munich Manifesto for Equitable Open Research - if you care about #openscience for all, please consider signing too! We are gathering support for a formal launch in September #philsci #research #policy #equality #sts Thanks so much @alelazic.bsky.social for your insight

Closing this tough academic year with Res Philosophica paper on the legacy of Popper's & Bergson's ideas on #OpenSociety and #OpenScience - huge thanks to colleagues & @erc.europa.eu for so much learning and fruitful collaborations, and wishing all some rest in the coming month! #philsci

An insightful post on my latest on #openscience, with many thanks to @markrubin.bsky.social for his ever-incisive comments and great service to our community!

The #SPSP organising committee just announced that the next conference will be in Bogota, Colombia! Fantastic city I had the pleasure to visit last year - see you all there for more philosophy of science in practice in 2028 😊🦋 #philsci philosophy-science-practice.org

Yesterday as part of our #spsp session I discussed structural injustice in relation to #OpenScience and t corresponding paper just got published in Social Epistemology! If you are interested in the implications of injustice for knowledge production, it may be useful: doi.org/10.1080/0269... #philsci

Not All Research Environments are Created Equal: Structural Injustice in Low-Resourced Scientific Settings and Its Epistemic ImplicationsThis paper discusses three forms of structural injustice associated with disparities in the resources available to researchers, and the opportunity researchers have to pursue their scientific goals...doi.org

Hasok Chang opening the 11th biennial conference of the Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice #spsp2026 - as ever, fantastic to see so many dear friends and beautiful minds together in one (large!) room! #philsci spspcambridge2026.com

As a big conference week opens tomorrow in the UK, with our session on the history of openness first up tomorrow at #HSS in Edinburgh and various sessions later in Cambridge for #SPSP, we opened the call for the 2027 ISHPSSB meeting in Buenos Aires - congressin.com/e/ishpssb202... #HPS #philsci

And it’s out - our homage to the inimitable John Dupré, a giant of contemporary philosophy, from his loving colleagues and a stellar cast of contributors link.springer.com/book/10.1007... : #philsci

Life Beyond Human Boundaries: John Dupré’s Philosophy and the Interdisciplinary Study of the Life SciencesThis open access book is self-standing as the only substantive anthology of writings centered on John Dupre’s work.link.springer.com

I am heartbroken by University of Exeter’s decision to endanger the majority of staff in philosophy and qualitative social science, including #Egenis @exeterspspa.bsky.social No warning, no consultations, just an email dropped into inboxes announcing redundancy. c.org/zKbPJFDwBq #philsci #sts #hps

Opening of Forum Wissenschaftsreflexion @Leibniz Universität Hannover, sure to be in regular dialogue with our Munich Center for Transformative Technologies and Societal Change! Today I reflect on how to facilitate open exchange www.wissenschaftsreflexion.uni-hannover.de/news-und-ver... #philsci

Under which conditions do AI tools save researchers’ time and effort? And at what cost? Alex Mussgnug and I just published a philosophical analysis of #Convenience in #AI #philsci Paywalled: link.springer.com/article/10.1... Preprint: philsci-archive.pitt.edu/29890/

Convenience AI - ErkenntnisThis paper considers cases where AI is used to automate tasks perceived to be “mere routine” and inconvenient to researchers. We term such uses “Convenience AI” and characterise the set of assumptions...link.springer.com

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New piece on failures of explainable #AI in medical #diagnostics! As Laura Gorrieri, @paultrautt.bsky.social & I argue, Explanations should not focus on AI per se but on how AI enhances the ability to act (drawing on "understanding virtuoso" @henkderegt.bsky.social) doi.org/10.1017/cfc....

What a pleasure hosting Charles Pence discussing discipline structures - and especially the case of cultural evolution - this week in our colloquium! Two days of discussions on digital humanities and deep #HPB @ishpssb.bsky.social #philsci

Thanks so much Alina for this beautiful account of the #FOR2026 conference, and thanks to all delegates and our wonderful collaborators and partners near and far for all the support in pushing for t significance of equity in research, and all they teach me & t team every day #OpenScience #philsci

Deeply honoured to be welcomed by @hps-aaas.bsky.social and hoping to help its urgent drive for kindness, reason and care for our planet. science & tech need to foster democratic societies, not hinder them, and it is crucial for AAAS to lead the way particularly in the USA at this time #philsci

Tomorrow at Deutsches Museum Kārin Nicklesen, Tamar Novick and I host Greg Radick, who will reflect on how history & #philsci in framing key concepts through the example of his book Disputing Inheritance. If in Munich, come join this brilliant discussion! www.sts.sot.tum.de/en/sts/home/...

Seminar with Prof. Gregory Radick – 19 Marchwww.sts.sot.tum.de

Annual Town Hall of Ethical Data Initiative @edinitiative.bsky.social is in full swing, with education leads @paultrautt.bsky.social & Kim Hajek presenting on our pioneering work on data clinics - to join online ethicaldatainitiative.org/wp-content/u... log into tum-conf.zoom-x.de/j/6115744893...

Who owns our knowledge? This is the theme of the Oxford Forum of Open Scholarship today, for which I am honored to deliver the opening keynote on the relation between Open Science and #AI - Programme: openaccess.ox.ac.uk/sites/defaul... #philsci

What is the future of organismal research in toxicology? Could we think of it as an emerging repertoire? @rachelankeny.bsky.social and I raised lots of questions in this new paper, looong in the making --- comments very welcome! doi.org/10.1007/s105... #philsci

Model organism futures in precision toxicology: tracking the emergence of a research repertoire - Biology & PhilosophyBiology & Philosophy - This paper considers the continued use of simpler model organisms in newer forms of toxicological research in order to inform philosophical understandings of the...doi.org