The Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology at the University of Texas at Dallas
UT Dallas
Joined August 2010
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Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Upcoming conference CFPs on Feyerabend, Dewey on race, pop culture, and philosophy of science.
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Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Just after publication of my book Science and Moral Imagination, we did a virtual book launch with the wonderful Kevin Elliott. It is archived on the @valuesinscience YouTube channel:
youtu.be/0qFDaMTHA8I
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
We are pleased to announce the launch of the new #UTDallas Religious Studies minor this Fall! Religious Studies is an academic field devoted to the study of religious beliefs, practices, and institutions. This field looks at religion from a variety of perspectives and disciplines
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
The Deadline for the 2022 Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology Conference is February 28! Please send abstracts that touch on the broad eponymous topic from any approach. Keynote speaker is Natalia Washington (Utah) on values in psychiatry.
Updates on the 2022 Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology Conference!
1. We have extended the deadline on our CFP to February 28, 2022: values.utdallas.edu/2022-cfp…
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
The University of Texas at Dallas is seeking applicants for Stone Distinguished Professor of Humanities in Medicine and Science, and we are particularly interested in philosophers working at the intersection of philosophy of race and science/medicine/M&E philjobs.org/job/show/19229
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
After a few delays, me and @AnnaNReser are just TWO WEEKS away from publication for #ForcesofNature! Women built our scientific world, and we show you how! 🌿🌙☄️🔭🔬🩺
Help us make the book succeed by preordering here: forcesofnaturebook.com/Preor…
ALT Cover for Forces of Nature: The Women Who Changed Science
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Y'all this event with @UT_Dallas's @valuesinscience on Friday is going to be great! Starting at NOON Central, listen to me and @AnnaNReser reader a chapter from Forces of Nature and chat with @thehangedman about the book!
calendar.utdallas.edu/event/…
ALT Leila and Anna smiling and holding their book Forces of Nature
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
I really recommend this book. Everyone interested in vaccine advocacy/hesitancy supervisor, and science comm, expertise, public trust/understanding of science, and public controversies abt science more generally should read. See the thread to get a sense of the book.
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Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Curious About the COVID-19 Vaccine?
Join Our Virtual Panel Discussion, Friday, February 5, 12 pm, CST.
utd.link/COVIDvaccine
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Is the COVID-19 vaccine safe and effective? Tune in to our virtual panel discussion, COVID-19 Vaccines: Science, Ethics, and Policy. Click here for more information: utd.link/COVIDvaccineInfo #COVID19; #UTDResearch @UTSWNews
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Join the discussion about the #COVIDvaccine on Feb. 5 at 12 p.m. CT.
Do you have questions about the science behind the COVID-19 vaccine? Tune in to our virtual panel discussion, COVID-19 Vaccines: Science, Ethics, and Policy. Click here for more information: utd.link/COVIDvaccineInfo #COVID19; #UTDResearch @UTSWNews
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
"The pandemic has evaporated entire categories of friendship, and by doing so, depleted the joys that make up a human life—and buoy human health. But that does present an opportunity." theatlantic.com/health/archi…
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Join our distinguished panel of subject matter experts for an engaging discussion on the science and ethics of the COVID-19 vaccine. Click here for more information: utd.link/COVIDvaccineInfo #COVID19 #UTDResearch @UTSWNews
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Philosophy prof. Matt Brown of @UTDallasArts @valuesinscience talks with @dallasnews about how individualism vs. collectivism plays into the #COVID19 pandemic.
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| via @dallasnews @NicGarcia
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
This Friday (and next), the fine folks at University of Dayton are putting on a virtual conference on Science and Values. Please join us! There will be an author-meets-critics session on my book this Friday. (4-6 months before you can even get it!) udayton.edu/artssciences/aca…
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Very interesting new podcast by @kensycoop "a wide-ranging exploration of our world’s spectacular diversity of minds—human minds, chimpanzee minds, baby minds, insect minds, artificial minds, alien minds, and all the other minds."
manyminds.libsyn.com/
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Fascinating to hear about the Recommendation on science and scientific researchers.
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
Philosofriends! As of a few days ago, Eric Sampson and I have a chapter out in this book. If your research budget needs depletion before the end of the year and you're deeply fascinated by Higher-Order Evidence and Moral Epistemology, here's a 20% off coupon on the book!
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
In the latest episode of the Could We Ever podcast, Danyelle and Ricardo review the dark side of creativity with Dr. Magdalena Grohman of @valuesinscience
🎧 anchor.fm/utd-could-we-ever/…
Center for Values in Med, Sci, & Tech at UT Dallas retweeted
UT Dallas is hiring an Assistant Professor of Early Modern European History, with a preferred specialization in German intellectual and cultural history.
jobs.utdallas.edu/postings/1…