The conference was part of a project under the same name, by @KarinTybjerg and Sarah Yvonnet. Yvonnet wrote a blogpost on the overall idea ~ looking at diagnostic complexity by tracing how diabetes classification travels between lab and clinic:

Final stop of autumn conferencing was “Diagnosis: between knowing & doing” @medicalmuseion Beyond academic talks, they had us ‘knowing and doing’ philosophy through community artwork contributions and object-based discussion sessions🔬 Now returning to @CambridgeHPS with new💭💡

Still digesting the wonders from @umnmcps Past-Present-and-Future of philosophy of science✨ @_abstractivist_ caught this photo - and it’s a good moment to share the new “Ethnographic philosophy”-category on PhilPapers. Have a look and tag relevant papers! https://t.co/9YqZ2DfUGo

Minneapolis book shop clearly signalling that they are on board with the logical empiricist heritage from the @umnmcps

We’re getting excited for next week’s conference - "The Philosophy of Science: Past, Present & Future." It starts Thur 17 Oct in Minneapolis. Superb lineup of speakers! The full program is now online - https://t.co/RnveiiQi11 #philsci

International History and Philosophy of Medicine online reading group starts next week! 5pm uk time on Weds, 9am UK time on Fris. More info: https://t.co/GE2yA9Yntw Sign up: https://t.co/SBvEvBpwAc First reading: Varga 2023

INTRODUCING October/November 2024 (Issue 164) Issue 164’s themed section is called ‘Thoughts On Thoughts’, as it covers all sorts of questions about the workings of minds and brains. Read all about it and so much more... https://t.co/fwwcPsf8wr

A while back @Baggrund asked me to reflect on philosophy queens 👑 - these thoughts now evolved into an essay in @PhilosophyNow on who and what gets to count as philosopher/philosophy, and how this question leads us to issues of diversity and inclusivity. https://t.co/Ck9Rq5PXCD

Better late than never. A couple of months ago, I had the pleasure of presenting on a joint panel with some lovely people at the European Network for Philosophy and the Social Sciences (ENPOSS) in Bergen. A big thanks to @SWWDTP and the organisers.

New Voices Talks Series from @CenterHWPS – this season on Latin American women philosophers made me think of @profrenatarruda doing great work in PhilMed on medicalisation and diagnosis. https://t.co/xinuqU7ddp

I've been avoiding US conferences for🌱/🫨-travel reasons. But I'm going to "Philosophy of Science: Past Present and Future" at @umnmcps soon. And I can honestly say, I'm still baffled by appearing on a list like this🤯👀 I'll be jetlagged but so humbled and happy. Can't wait✨

Also: throwback to this moment 🌿 I’m afraid my conference wardrobe won’t quite match the splendour of Zendaya’s MetGala attire, but we’ll aim to match her in spirit ✨

Coming out of my summer hiatus in one rainy place (Denmark) to dive right back into exciting conversations about #QualMethods in philosophy in another rainy place 🇳🇴⛰️🌧️ Can’t wait for ENPOSS 24 ( https://t.co/BGZzW29Bh7) to start tomorrow 🙌

The University of Toronto's Sociology Department (@UofT_Sociology) is hiring an Assistant Professor in the area of Sociology of Race & Ethnicity. Deadline: September 3rd, 2024 https://t.co/CEBYqvhgLk

One thing @CambridgeHPS does well is encourage people to engage and draw connections w/eachother, and become better for it. This 🧵 by @celinehenne is a wonderful example. Her piece is brilliant on its own but all the more ✨ when set in relation to others.🧡

So.. Are we all just on board with it being good use of cognitive resources to have to read >200p of guidance to apply for a 2y project, which will really be 1y - subtracting time for international move (🤯) and reading new guidance documents for new 2y projects? #postdocvoices

The cfp for the special anniversary issue on the Future of Medical Humanities, 25 Years of MH: Equity, Justice, and the Future(s) of Medical Humanities, has been published https://t.co/uYUACfn4eO #medhums

Had the honour of chairing a session yesterday at #hopos2024 on Women in Logical Empiricism 💪 Here is Marta Sznajder presenting on Janina Hosiasson-Lindenbaum, who had a not-entirely-pleasant visit to the male-dominated philosophical environment in Cambridge in 1929-30 😒

@lbujalancefq Final talk for today at #hopos2024, Pietro Gori, “Expanding the Epistemological framework of natural science” on scientific knowledge as interpretation, meaning shifts, and the shared importance of hermeneutics between Hesse and Kuhn.

@lbujalancefq Third, Maria de Paz & Maria J Gutiérrez-Márquez “Hesse’s modified realism and science as process” - starting out with the statement “the most important thing to learn from Hesse is to see science as dynamic and to try to be flexible in our thoughts about it” ✨ #hopos2024