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2016 Philosophy of Science Association Biennial Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

SELECTED Refereed and Invited Talks ​

Here you will find some slides from my presentations.
( ✻​ denotes an invited talk)
"The Many Faces of Scientific Self-Correction"
  • ✻ Workshop: The replicability crisis? philosophical, legal and sociological perspectives, Université de Lyon, France. October 2020.
  • 10th European Congress of Analytic Philosophy (ECAP), Utrecht, The Netherlands. August 2020.
  • Annual Conference of The British Society for the Philosophy of Science, University of Kent, UK. June 2020. (cancelled)

"Replicability, Accountability, and Social Structures Across Fields"
  • ✻  Workshop: What Can Astrophysics Teach Us about Replicability?, University of Bern, Switzerland. May 2020.

"Social Epistemology and The Replicability Crisis"
  • ✻ Colloquium Talk, Leibniz University Hannover, Germany. December 2019.
  • ✻ Colloquium Talk, University of Turin, Italy. September 2019.
  • Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science (SIPS), Rotterdam, The Netherlands. July 2019

"The Division of Replication Labor"
  • Philosophy of Science Association Biennial Meeting. Seattle, WA. November 2018.
  • 7th Biennial Conference of the Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice. University of Ghent, Belgium. June 2018.
  • V Colombian Conference on Logic, Epistemology and Philosophy of Science. Villa de Leyva, Colombia. May 2018. 

​“Correcting Scientific Self-Correction”.
  • ✻ Colloquium Talk, Department of Theoretical Philosophy, University of Groningen. January 2018.
  • ✻ Colloquium Talk, Department of Philosophy, University of Utah. January 2018.
  • ✻ Developmental Psychology Colloquium, Tilburg University, The Netherlands. January 2017.

"Scientific Self-Correction: The Bayesian Way" (with Jan Sprenger) ​
"On the Epistemic Effects of Academic Envy" 
  • Colloquium Talk, Tilburg University, The Netherlands. May 2017.

 “Making Scientific Inferences More Objective” (with Jan Sprenger).
“Novelty vs. Replicability: Virtues and Vices in the Reward System of Science” [Slides] “The Fragility of Scientific Self-Correction” [Slides] Comments on Daniel Pearlberg’s “Brains Without Parts: Reframing the Debate Between Dynamicists and Mechanists”. [Slides] “Infectious Falsehoods” ​“Why There Isn’t Inter-Level Causation in Mechanisms” [Slides]
  • ​✻ St. Louis Area Philosophy of Science Association Conference. University of Missouri, St Louis, MO. March 2013.
  • Models and Mechanisms Workshop. Tilburg University, The Netherlands. December 2012. 

“Is Envy Collectively Disadvantageous?” [Slides] “The Knowledge Attribution Game: Against Interest-Relative Invariantism” [Slides] “Modeling Discovery Strategies” (with F. Eberhardt and T. Kushnir). [Poster]