'Artificial intelligence tools designed to speed up the research process by helping to extract data have led to a flood of “low-quality” research papers that threaten to damage the “foundations of scientific rigour”, according to a new study.' 1/2

“1.9 million tourists passed through Bosnia's borders in that same year, which is around 90% less [than Croatia]. But to miss out on this lesser-visited country is to miss out on such exquisite natural beauty, the historical monuments and breathtaking scenery.” www.express.co.uk/travel/artic...

New issue out! Check out Zeynep Gülşah Çapan's new article: "History in the plural: Reconfigurations of past–present–future".

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Mads & I published our article on Enactive Approaches to Disability in the Palgrave Encyclopedia of Disability. The published version may be a bit hard to access but a draft version is available here and you can DM me if you want the published version.

www.researchgate.net/publication/...

Congratulations to @naturvernforbundet.no on their win in Førdefjorden case ⛰️

The court has ruled that economic considerations alone are not sufficient grounds to permit pollution of a fjord like Førdefjorden.

Read more (EN): fjordsoksmalet.no/2025/03/06/a...

HRW Global Report on Australia is damning: “Australia’s cruel treatment of asylum seekers remains a serious/persistent rights concern, with federal gov violating its international obligations by sending those who attempt to arrive by boat to offshore detention in Nauru.

www.hrw.org/news/2025/01...

We are very disappointed to see that the G20 Rio Summit declaration doesn't take corruption seriously.
But, long story short:

If you're interested, come join us for this event in person or online. I'll be speaking as part of a panel on exploring new approaches to teaching philosophy of science, with a focus on making pedagogy more inclusive and interdisciplinary.

www.eventbrite.com.au/e/pedagogica...