Gloria Origgi Explores Trust in Science in the UNESCO Podcast ‘The Policy Nerd’
PERITIA researcher Gloria Origgi, philosopher and Director of Research at the CNRS in Paris, participated in the latest episode of…
Lateral Reading and Monetary Incentives to Spot Disinformation about Science
Disinformation about scientific findings has become a pressing issue during the Covid-19 pandemic. The spread of false information about vaccines…
Media, Trust, and Science in the Covid-19 Pandemic
On 7-8 April, Donya Alinejad convened a PERITIA author workshop on the topic of Media, Trust, and Science in the…
PERITIA at Science Advice Under Pressure Conference
Science advice must deliver fast. But this challenge puts science for policy under pressure. It must be clear and direct,…
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[Deadline Extended!] Call for Abstracts: The Ethics of Trust and Expertise
International Conference Call for Abstracts Date: May 31 - June 1, 2022 Location: American University of Armenia, Yerevan, Armenia Keynotes:…
New Book by Onora O’Neill on the Ethics of Online Communication
Onora O’Neill, Philosopher and Chair of the PERITIA Board, has published A Philosopher Looks at Digital Communication, by Cambridge University…
PERITIA Youth on Trust Awards – Deadline Extended to 28 March
In collaboration with the Irish Young Philosophers Awards, PERITIA is organising the European Youth on Trust Awards. The competition invites students…
10 Highlights from PERITIA’s Research in 2021
As 2021 comes to an end, we look back on a year of research, events and engagement in PERITIA. We…
Testimonial Injustice and Trust — A PERITIA Special Issue
Should we simply trust what people or institutions say? Which values should be at play when assessing the words of…
