Event type:

In person

Date & time:

06 Feb 2019, 16:00 – 18:00

STS Research Seminar - Dr Wendy Parker (Durham) - Weds 6th February 2019

The STS Research Seminar series allows the department to exhibit some of the most interesting recent research in our field. We invite speakers both from UCL and the wider community to present their research to a varied and curious audience.

Dr Wendy Parker (Durham)
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STS Research Seminar - Dr Wendy Parker (Durham) - Weds 6th February 2019

Dr Wendy Parker

Associate Professor/Associate Director of CHESS Centre in the Department of Philosophy

University of Durham

Dr Parker's work focuses mainly on the epistemology and methodology of contemporary science. She is interested in how computer simulation models are used in scientific practice (for prediction, explanation, ...), how these models should be evaluated, and how uncertainty associated with their results should be represented and communicated. She has explored these issues both in general and in the specific context of climate modeling. More broadly, she is interested in how evidence for scientific claims is obtained and evaluated.

Further information

Ticketing

Open

Cost

Free

Open to

All

Availability

Yes

Organiser

Malcolm Chalmers

Department of Science and Technology Studies.

0207 6791328

sts@ucl.ac.uk

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