Bruner to speak at conference on Social Organization of Science
Bruner to speak at conference on Social Organization of Science
- February 20, 2013
- Third year LPS graduate student
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Third year LPS graduate student Justin Bruner will give a paper called "Policing Epistemic
Communities" at a conference entitled "Choosing the Future of Science: The Social
Organization of Scientific Inquiry." The conference will be hosted by the University
of Pittsburgh's Center for Philosophy of Science on the 20th and 21st of April, 2013
in conjunction with this year's Salmon Lecture, to be given by Philip Kitcher. Bruner's
paper uses methods from evolutionary game theory to explore how scientific communities
can "police" themselves--i.e., ensure that high standards of rigor are maintained--even
though they lack a centralized authority.
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