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Validating Laboratory Diagnostics in Medical Parasitology: Morphological and Molecularized Approaches between Clinical, Epistemic, and Political Interests
Parasite in the context of infectious diseases is an umbrella term for a wide variety of eukaryotic organisms. Medical parasitology therefore has been
Validating Quantitative Constructs before Construct Validation: The Case of Early Psychophysics
Measurement is crucial to a wide variety of epistemic activities in the psychological and biomedical sciences as well as in everyday clinical practice
Mattia Mantovani
Mattia Mantovani studied philosophy at the Humboldt University in Berlin, obtaining his PhD in 2...
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Assessing Certainty without Certainty
Full title: On the Use of Technical Tools for Assessing the Methodological Quality of Biomedical Research Data and its Role in the Emergence of S
Sabina Leonelli
Sabina Leonelli is Professor of Philosophy and History of Science at the University of Exeter, w...
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Sophie Roux
Sophie Roux is Professor of the History and Philosophy of Science at the École...
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Millena Souza Farias
Millena is a PhD Candidate in the Graduate Program in Social History at the Federal University o...
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Translating Validity in Psychiatric Research
The question of whether psychiatry can be a scientific discipline has been focused around the concept of validity since
Network Study of Scientific Knowledge in the Early Modern Period
This project investigates complex systems consisting of many interacting components that cannot be simply studied by analyzing the properties of their
Child Development and Its Histories
What are the parallels between conceptual development in children and knowledge formation in the sciences? How have ideas of such paral