Marta Halina

Name:	Marta Halina
Affiliation:	Department of History and Philosophy of Science
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Talks given by Marta Halina

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• Creativity and AI
• Idealization, abstraction and the ontic view of explanation

Talks organised by Marta Halina

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• How to study animal minds
• Genres of prediction: astrology between Sanskrit and Hindi print in colonial north India
• Frogs in space: physiological research into metric relationships and laws of nature
• Scientific habits circa 1900
• The materials for trust-building in expertise
• Climate in word and image: science and the Austrian idea
• The gifts of Athena revisited: protectionism, regulation and the British Industrial Revolution, 1700–1800
• Neo-Paleyan evolution
• Animal sentience and human values
• On reasonable doubt
• Emblematic alchemy: Michael Maier's Atalanta fugiens (1617/18)
• Only predict? Conscious experience, and the scope and limits of predictive processing
• Garbage in, garbage out? A history of representations of computers in popular media
• The hubris of youth? Oxford, Cambridge and the Arctic, c.1920–1940
• Embodied and situated moods
• Mechanisms and natural kinds
• Some sociological aspects of the detection of gravitational waves
• 'Patterning within the disturbance of coherence': the practical work of measuring and classifying infant disorganised attachment
• The emergence of bargaining inequity
• Why genetics succeeds: an epistemology of scientific practice
• Two sovereign masters: pain, pleasure and utility from Bentham to Skinner
• The science of wishing: Francis Bacon and the magical optative
• Reading Rivière in early modern England: tracing early modern epistemic itineraries
• Cunning, killer orchids
• Was geology the first science to inject history into the natural world?
• Translating embodied skill: the politics of writing about making in the early modern period
• Visual tools in seventeenth-century medical education
• Extracting the exotic: global chymical medicine in the seventeenth century
• Travelling texts: notes on early modern geography and Hebraism
• Negotiating 'applied science' in the early 1930s: new media, new discourses, new ideology
• Electricity and crystallography: the history and philosophy of Curie's Principle
• Magic bullets
• 'Winston's Gestapo': Churchill, the Royal Society and scientific secrecy before the Bomb
• Questions and questionnaires: knowledge, evidences and rituals of speaking in the early modern period
• How archaeological evidence bites back: putting old data to work in new ways
• To explain the Scientific Revolution by means of comparison
• On the movements and value of research data