Philosophy of Science Communication

The PhilSci dimension of science communication. A platform for philosophers & #scicomm pros. Community led by @drlynnchiu @sophiejveigl @mjacquart #philscicomm

[American Philosophical Association @apaphilosophy]

The Public Philosophy Network invites proposals for its 7th conference, “Facing Technology: The Role of Public Philosophy,” Sept. 8-10, 2023. Deadline for submissions: March 24, 2023. https://t.co/00D6A08eqb

[EENPS: East European Network for Phil. of Science @EastEurpnPhlSci]

Last two days for submissions! #EENPS2022 (Deadline is 10 April 2022). More info: https://t.co/FvmW8pcAoA

[Filippo Contesi @contesi]

Proud to announce a first-of-its-kind website I have been working on with my @UniBarcelona colleague Giulio Pietroiusti, where anyone can discuss PhilArchive papers publicly: https://t.co/oLfxwLXBgq

[ESHS Brussels 2022 @ESHSBrussels22]

We are very happy to announce that we will have to evaluate 78 symposium proposals over the next few weeks!

Don't forget, our call for standalone papers is still open until 21 February!
#histsci #CFP #ESHS2022

[U of T Science Communication Club @UofTSCC]

We speak with @Dr_inPhieVeigl and @drlynnchiu on how the exciting new discipline of the philosophy of science communication (#philscicomm) can enhance the work of scientists, philosophers, and science communicators alike. 🤔📚

Read our #SciComm article at https://t.co/7tljQdKOEE

[EENPS: East European Network for Phil. of Science @EastEurpnPhlSci]

New cover photo for our Fourth Conference!
17-19 August 2022, Tartu
#EENPS2022
More info will follow soon.
https://t.co/ce7SyrbGCD

[ESHS Brussels 2022 @ESHSBrussels22]

📢 Call for individual papers now open! 🚨
Theme? 👉Science Policy and the Politics of Science
Deadline? 👉 21 February 2022
More info and how to submit:
https://t.co/brLOgsS64m
#ESHS2022 #histsci

[Rachel A. Ankeny (she/her) @ankeny_rachel]

Very excited about our @PhilSciAssoc session which explores the potential of philosophy of scientific practice to become involved as a partner with communities active around science-based issues https://t.co/fPRweWnKrV

[Philosophy of Science Communication @PhilSciComm]

Follow #PhilSci21 for tweets from the 2021 Philosophy of Science Association meeting! @PhilSciAssoc

[Philosophy of Science Communication @PhilSciComm]

Science, Criticism, Scepticism with Martin Kusch and Alexander Reutlinger #SociallyEngagedPhilosophy

https://t.co/Zjz0BmRAhv

[European Citizen Science @EUCitSciProject]

Save the date!
Our final conference, organised together with @Action4cs, will take place on 24-25 Nov 🎉
Join the global #CitizenScience community, hear from inspiring speakers & meet some new and old faces 👥
Agenda and registration details to follow shortly 🔜

[European Citizen Science @EUCitSciProject]

If you can't join our discussion today about our #CitizenScience training modules, you will surely be interested to hear more about the courses that we have on the platform ⤵️

[Eric Schwitzgebel @eschwitz]

Thesis: The world is fundamentally weird. With regard to foundational matters in cosmology, metaphysics, and philosophy of mind, one or another bizarre possibility must hold, but our best science and philosophy don't settle which of those bizarre possibilities is in fact correct.

[Philosophy of Science Communication @PhilSciComm]

It's Wed again! Time for some #SciCommChat. Philosophers of science, come and ask your questions!

[SciComm Club by @TheSharedScope @SciCommClub]

Join us at 6pm GMT (7pm BST) for #SciCommChat with host @DrPaulScience. We will be talking about using videos to further #ScienceCommunication, some platforms to use, the equipment you need, and more.

[Eric Schwitzgebel @eschwitz]

My fourth book, The Weirdness of the World, is now in draft! Huzzah!

I would greatly appreciate constructive comments. The book is intended primarily for academic philosophers but should also mostly be comprehensible to non-specialists who enjoy my blog. https://t.co/6xkXUMJDsl

[PCSTNetwork @PCSTNetwork]

@FromTheLabBench @LifeologyApp @marinajoubert @SiddhrthKnkaria @BLewenstein We need to rethink what we mean by science:
- science as knowledge
- science as a messy process
- science as public body institutions when we start thinking about science in a broader way it changes how we communicate it @BLewenstein (I hope I have captured that correctly)

[Ecsite @Ecsite]

#scicomm practitioner and astronomy researcher, don't miss our free #EcsiteWorkrooms to explore, with the design thinking method, how we might engage the public in a discussion about cutting-edge astronomy & space science research👉https://t.co/PIF9Lgdnjh

Funded by @KavliPrize

[@IAmSciComm - On a Break! @iamscicomm]

Morning folks! Today we're talking jobs in science journalism.

I was pretty lucky to land my dream job so early on in my career, but if you're looking, here are some of the sites to keep an eye on: