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Philosopher of science Kevin C. Elliott will address two urgent topics in this event: scientific diversity and open science. Regarding the first, he will present the results of his recent collaborative research project, which has polled more than 3500 scientists to investigate the factors that hinder the presence of diversity in science. During his presentation, the ethical and epistemic reasons for promoting diversity in the scientific community will also be discussed.
Regarding open science, Elliott will discuss how it can better approach non-experts in addition to commenting on the multiple meanings, reasons, and limits that the value of transparency acquires in this context.
After the lecture, guest professors will engage in a discussion to bring specific elements of such themes in Brazil. The audience will have the opportunity to dialogue with the main speaker.
Opening:
Pedro Bravo de Souza (University of São Paulo)
Presenter:
Kevin C. Elliott (Michigan State University)
Free and public event | No registration required
(*) Online and on-site event | No attendance certification will be provided
The event will be held in English and there will be no simultaneous translation into Portuguese | Live transmission at http://www.iea.usp.br/aovivo
Organization
IEA's Research Group on Philosophy, History, and Sociology of Science and Technology
Programme
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2:15 pm
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Opening and introduction to Kevin C. Elliott's research projects - Pedro Bravo de Souza |
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2:30 pm
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Better Science through the Philosophy of Engaged Science: Reflecting on Open Science and Diversity Initiatives - Kevin C. Elliott
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3:30 pm
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Debate with the audience
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5:00 pm
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Closing
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