9th Annual University of Calgary Philosophy Graduate Conference: Trusting relationships between science and the public Locating problems and generating solutions

9th Annual University of Calgary Philosophy Graduate Conference Trusting relationships between science and the public: Locating problems and generating solutions Keynote: Naomi Scheman (Minnesota) The central question of this conference will be “How can we constructively criticize science from a variety of perspectives, without further damaging public trust in science?”
Dates of the conference: April 30th and May 1st (Mountain Time | GMT-6)

 April 30th 2021

 12:45pm Welcoming remarks

 1:00-1:45pm Kyle William Huitt (University of Western Michigan)

The Demarcation Problem and the Utility of ‘Science’ in Public Discourse 

2:00-2:45pm Arunkumar Rajavel (University of Victoria) 

Towards a Methodological-Epistemic Pluralism in Science 

3:00-3:45pm Clarisse Paron (University of Dalhouise)

Evidence, Testimony, and Trust: How the COVID-19 Pandemic is Exacerbating the Crisis   of Trust in Science      

4:00-5:30pm Keynote: Naomi Scheman (University of Minnesota)

"A Metaphysical  Argument for the Importance of Trusting Relationships Between Science and the Public"           

May 1st 2021

 1:00-1:45pm Alice Wheatley (Independent Scholar)

Epistemic Empathy and Public Trust in Science        

2:00-2:45pm Seth Goldwasser (University of Pittsburg)

Function and Modeling Systems      

3:00-3:45pm Rachel Katz (University of Western Ontario)

Funding the future? Trust and transparency on crowdfunding for research projects 

4:00-5:30pm Meet-and-greet and discussion on Gather

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