Simon Meisch
@simonmeisch.bsky.social
Senior Lecturer for Interdisciplinary Ethics @ International Centre for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities @ University of Tübingen
After three very productive months at @idea-leeds.bsky.social and @clsrleeds.bsky.social in Leeds, I am back in Tübingen.
It has indeed been a great time with wonderful scholars. Many thanks! 😊
The coming months will show what (academic) plants will grow from the seeds that we have been sown 🌱
It has indeed been a great time with wonderful scholars. Many thanks! 😊
The coming months will show what (academic) plants will grow from the seeds that we have been sown 🌱
April 29, 2025 at 9:02 AM
After three very productive months at @idea-leeds.bsky.social and @clsrleeds.bsky.social in Leeds, I am back in Tübingen.
It has indeed been a great time with wonderful scholars. Many thanks! 😊
The coming months will show what (academic) plants will grow from the seeds that we have been sown 🌱
It has indeed been a great time with wonderful scholars. Many thanks! 😊
The coming months will show what (academic) plants will grow from the seeds that we have been sown 🌱
"Epistemic justice: An ethical basis for transdisciplinary and transformative sustainability research" argues epistemic justice can resolve tensions between ethical motivations in TDTR as to why extra-scientific knowledge holders need to be included in knowledge production: doi.org/10.14512/gai...
March 14, 2025 at 6:54 PM
"Epistemic justice: An ethical basis for transdisciplinary and transformative sustainability research" argues epistemic justice can resolve tensions between ethical motivations in TDTR as to why extra-scientific knowledge holders need to be included in knowledge production: doi.org/10.14512/gai...
"Extended peer communities: Creating good and fair knowledges" argues extended peer communities in post-normal science have the potential to create better and fairer knowledge: doi.org/10.1016/j.fu...
March 14, 2025 at 6:54 PM
"Extended peer communities: Creating good and fair knowledges" argues extended peer communities in post-normal science have the potential to create better and fairer knowledge: doi.org/10.1016/j.fu...