Alice Murphy

@alicemurphs.bsky.social

Lecturer at St Andrews, researching philosophy of science, imagination, creativity, aesthetics. She/her

Quick reminder to anybody who happens to be in Munich today: You are warmly invited to 1st event under my new chair at TUM, on Understanding Misinformation, 15:30 in Hansa Haus Briennerstr. 39. we’ll hold a drinks reception afterwards. Registration and more info: www.eventbrite.com/e/1058119206...

Understanding Misinformation-International Symposium

Let's dive deep into the world of misinformation at our "Understanding Misinformation" international symposium on December 9, 2024!

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I have an article out :) It's a deep dive into a series of snowflake images made by James and Cecilia Glaisher in 1855. I talk about this couple's work in my dissertation, but their stunning drawings deserved separate treatment. Open Access link (with more pictures) 👉 doi.org/10.1017/S000...

Three drawings of different kinds of hexagonal snow crystals, side-by-side, on blue, green, and dark-red backgrounds. The middle snow crystal in particular shows off its striking white highlights on its tips.

Now would be an excellent moment for the American Philosophical Association to release a statement in support of their students that have been beaten by police for opposing genocide, just as it was a lost moment for the APA to stand in support of their academic colleagues murdered in Gaza