German Radio Segment: Facts not Fakes
Evidence practices are more relevant than ever. During the current Corona crisis in particular, the question
Sarah Ehlers
DFG Research Group 2448 awarded funding for second phase
We are very pleased to announce that the DFG Research Group 2448 “Practicing Evidence – Evidencing Practice” has
Conference Report: “Practicing Evidence – Evidencing Practice. How is (Scientific) Knowledge Validated, Valued and Contested?”
From February 19th-21st 2020, the DFG research group “Evidence Practices” hosted an international conference “Practising Evidence – Evidencing
Karin Zachmann on Persuasiveness despite Uncertainty? Numerical Evidence practices for politics in the corona crisis
A statement by Karin Zachmann, Professor for History of Technology TUM and speaker of the DFG FOR 2448 (Evidence practices in science, medicine, technology and society)
Recently Published: Hassauer, C., Roosen, J.: Toward a conceptual framework for food safety criteria
Hassauer, C., Roosen, J. (2020): Toward a conceptual framework for food safety criteria: Analyzing evidence practices using the case of plant protection products. Safety Science (127), 104683.
Talk by Anne Harrington: Why the 1980s “Biological Revolution” in Psychiatry Really Happened, and How it Lost its Way, Jun 27, 2019
On Thursday, Jun 27, 2019, Anne Harrington, Ph.D. (Franklin L. Ford Professor of the History of Science Harvard University) will give a talk on ““Why the 1980s “Biological Revolution” in
Call for Papers: Practicing Evidence – Evidencing Practice How is (Scientific) Knowledge Validated, Valued and Contested? (Munich, 19-21st February, 2020)
Practicing Evidence – Evidencing Practice
How is (Scientific) Knowledge Validated, Valued and Contested?
International Conference and Pre-Conference Workshop
19-21st February, 2020
Munich,
13.12.2018, 18.00 – 20.00 TUM. Podium-discussion: Scientific Evidence in the post-fact society
Thursday, 13.12.2018, 18.00 – 20.00 in the Vorhoelzer-Forum of the Technical University Munich
“Was kann ich wissen?” (“What can I know?”)
When Immanuel Kant asked this question more than
Lecture, 22.10.2018: S. Blacker, Democratizing Evidence Practices?
Sarah Blacker, TU Munich, will give a lecture as part of the Oberseminar between the History of Technology at TU Munich and the research institute of the Deutsches Museum, entitled “Democratizing
Divided Societies: Evidence practices at the Historikertag
Sarah Ehlers and Stefan Esselborn will organize the section „Evidenzpraktiken und wissenschaftliche Glaubwürdigkeit in Zeiten gesellschaftlicher Spaltung“ (Evidence practices and scientific credibility