Collaboration Beyond Disciplinary Boundaries. How to Make it Work
This webinar series aims at bringing together science and the humanities to discuss how we can best prepare the next generation of experts to work in interdisciplinary teams.
Transdisciplinarity in post-normal science
Practical guide for applying co-production of knowledge
Interdisciplinarity at the forefront of technology development – stories from Convergence
Case-based ethics teaching - free resources
Beyond Scientific Disciplinary Boundaries
A webinar on the Future Radioation Protection Research and Practice. Moderator: Yevgeniya Tomkiv
A call for plural perspectives & critical transdisciplinary thinking in economics
Philosophical Bias, Expert Disagreement and Sustainability
Scientific controversy over sustainability is sometimes motivated by implicit assumptions of a philosophical nature. When this happens, experts might draw different conclusions even from the same data and evidence. Here, we look at how one can make our philosophical biases explicit and transparent, thereby transforming scientific controversy to constructive dialogue.
Experiences from the course, presentation by Elena Rocca at the Sustainability Revel, NMBU
Sustainability revel
LiveStream recording (from 28 to 40 minutes)
How to transform scientific controversies into constructive dialogue
Bridging the interdisciplinary gap: Unifying scientific thought processes
‘Frankenswine’, genome editing, and the question of sustainable pig farming
Saving the Unicorn of the Sea: Science, ethics and politics in the sustainable management of narwhal in east Greenland
Philosophical bias and adaptation to climate change: ‘how fit is it, really’
Sustainable care for an ageing population; interdisciplinary tensions around the role of remote care technologies
Social media and censorship – tensions over social sustainability
What is the social cost of carbon? Philosophical tensions in integrated assessment modelling
Two narratives in the circular economics controversy
Causation in Science
If we want to find the best method for detecting and establishing causal relationships, we must first have some idea of what causation is. Scientific methods thus bring with them certain philosophical biases concerning the nature of causation.
Philosophy of causation, scientific models, and medicine
Causation and scientific methods in medicine and beyond
Philosophy of Science
Some lectures on philosophy in science.
Science by accident
Science as religion
Can science dispose of free will?
Workshop: Using experiments to fight science disinformation online
Moderator: Carlo Martini
Values in Science
Martin Kusch talks to Alexander Reutlinger about values in science
Martin Kusch talks to Alexander Reutlinger about science, criticism and scepticism converning the climate crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic
Research Ethics
Hva er forskningsetisk skjønn? Hva er etisk akseptabelt?
Webinar fra Forskningsetiske Komiteer med Hallvard Fossheim, Rani Anjum og Berge Solberg
https://forskningsetikk.kg5.no/