In our next week's PoS Seminar on Monday, May 18, Magdalena Małecka (University of Copenhagen) will give a talk titled “Theories of decision-making in economics from the perspective of integrated history and philosophy of science in practice”. tint-helsinki.fi/2026/05/12/1... #philski #philsky

In our next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, May 4, Kerry McKenzie (University of California San Diego) will give a talk titled “Integrated History and Philosophy of Science: From Arguments to Aesthetics”. All welcome! More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2026/04/28/4... #philsci #philsky

In our next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, April 20, Faik Kurtulmus (Sabancı University) will give a talk titled "Justice in the Distribution of Knowledge". All are welcome! Abstract of the talk, and more here: tint-helsinki.fi/2026/04/13/2... #philsky #philsci

Welcome to our next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, March 30, where Panu Raatikainen (University of Tampere) will give a talk titled “Consciousness, Materialism, and Explanation”. All welcome! Abstract of the talk, and more here: tint-helsinki.fi/2026/03/23/3... #philski #philsky

“Reason and Power in Argumentation: The Case of Conspiracy Theories” by Catarina Dutilh Novaes (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), an in-person only seminar Mon, March 16 in Helsinki. Organized together with the Helsinki Philosophy Colloquium. Details: tint-helsinki.fi/2026/03/09/1... #philsky #philski

In our Perspectives on Science Seminar on March 2, Inkeri Koskinen & Santtu Kauppila (TINT / Helsinki) will give a talk titled “Towards a Satisfactory Social Epistemology of AI-based Science: Forward-looking trust in collective pursuit”. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2026/02/24/2... #philski #philsky

Welcome to our next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, February 23rd, where Robert Northcott (Birkbeck, University of London) will give a talk titled “Cherry-picking – in history and beyond”. Abstract of the talk, and more here: tint-helsinki.fi/2026/02/18/2... #philski #philsky

Our Perspectives on Science Seminar schedule for Spring 2026 is here. All are warmly welcome! #philsci #philsky

This week, the Perspectives on Science Seminar is organized together with the Helsinki Philosophy Colloquium, where @philippehune.bsky.social will give a talk titled "The concept of organism in the emergence of biology and its relationship to Kantian philosophy”. tint-helsinki.fi/2026/01/11/1...

For our last event of the year 2025, next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, December 15th, where Siska De Baerdemaeker (Stockholm University) will give a talk titled “The pursuitworthiness of Big Science experiments”. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/12/11/1... #philsky #philsci

In the next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, December 8th, Gilles Campagnolo (Panthéon-Sorbonne University) will give a talk titled “Need, Time, and Ignorance: Carl Menger and His Successors”. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/12/01/8... #philsky #philsci

In our next Perspectives on Science / Helsinki Philosophy Colloquium seminar on Thursday, Nov 27, Jan-Willem Romeijn (University of Groningen) will give a talk titled “Overfitting in statistics and machine learning”. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/11/17/p... #philsky #philsci

In our next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, November 3rd, Anna Mudde (Campion College, University of Regina) will give an online talk titled “'Neglected Things:' Rethinking Intellectual Work”. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/10/30/3... #philsky #philsci

In the next week's Perspectives on Science Seminar on Monday, October 27th, Abigail Nieves Delgado (Utrecht University) will give an online talk titled “Beyond Race: Rethinking Population Descriptors in Microbiome Research”. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/10/21/2... #philsky #philsci

Very promising project by Luis Mireles-Flores (@tint-philosophy.bsky.social)! www.doi.org/10.4324/9781...

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TODAY 13.10. Perspectives on Science Seminar: Jan Sprenger with a talk titled "The Productive Model of Explanation in Psychology and Beyond". All are very welcome! More details here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/10/08/1... #philsci #philsky

For our first Fall 2025 PoS Seminar this Friday 10.10., Katherine Furman will give a talk titled ““Doing your own research” and the Curious Case of Thabo Mbeki: Making implicit cases in philosophical reasoning explicit”. More details here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/10/02/1... #philsci #philsky

Mitä tekemistä tutkimusrahoituksella on akateemisen vapauden kanssa? Anita Välikangasin (@anikangas.bsky.social) kritiikki Suomen Perustan tuoreesta "Tutkimusta vai ideologiaa" -pamfletista TINTin blogissa: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/10/01/h...

New TINT blog post by Tatu Nuotio. A book review of @judithfavereau.bsky.social and @ustagan10.bsky.social: ”Field Experiments in Economics” tint-helsinki.fi/2025/09/25/f...

Mark your calendars: our Perspectives on Science Seminar schedule for Autumn 2025 is up! The topics of the talks will be posted a week before each talk. tint-helsinki.fi/2025/09/22/a... All are warmly welcome! #philsci #philsky

Second day of Institutional Epistemology 2025 workshop ahead, keynotes are streamed live, link at the workshop website: www.institutionalepistemology.net

Tomorrow! (And it’s early, 9am Finnish time)

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Institutional Epistemology Workshop 2025, June 18-19 at the University of Helsinki. Our keynotes are Helen Beebee, Jessica Brown and Kevin Zollman. Keynotes will be streamed online. Program and IE resources here: www.institutionalepistemology.net #philsky #philsci

Institutional Epistemology Workshop 2025, June 18-19 at the University of Helsinki. Our keynotes are Helen Beebee, Jessica Brown and Kevin Zollman. Keynotes will be streamed online. Program and IE resources here: www.institutionalepistemology.net #philsky #philsci

”Epiphenomenalist revenge” by the excellent Lorenzo Casini in Perspectives on Science seminar / Helsinki Philosophy Colloquium

In the next Perspectives on Science seminar (organized with The ReSES project) on Monday, June 2, Diane Coyle (University of Cambrige) will give a lecture based on her book “The Measure of Progress”. #philsci. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/05/28/2.... All are welcome!

In the next Perspectives on Science seminar on Monday, May 5, Pekka Syrjänen (University of Helsinki) will give a talk on his co-authored paper with Mark Rubin (Durham University) titled “Methodological Pluralism and the Replication Crisis”. #philsci. More here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/04/30/5...

Anita Välikangas successfully defended her doctoral dissertation (link below). Many thanks David Ludwig for coming to 'oppose' (but finally accept) it! hdl.handle.net/10138/593305

In the next Perspectives on Science seminar on Monday, April 7, Jennifer Jhun (Duke University) will give a (remote) talk titled “Revisiting the question of reduction in economics”. #philsci. Read more about this and join the seminar here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/03/27/7...

In the next Perspectives Science seminar on Monday, March 10, Inkeri Koskinen (TINT/Helsinki) will give a talk titled “Peer Review in Artistic Research: a Case Study” #philsci Find more about it here: tint-helsinki.fi/2025/03/03/1...

Institutional Epistemology Workshop 2025, June 18-19, University of Helsinki. Our invited speakers this year are Helen Beebee, Jessica Brown, and @kevinzollman.com . We look forward to receiving your abstracts by March 10. More information here: www.institutionalepistemology.net #philsci #philsky