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Looking forward to Myrna Perez Sheldon’s talk on Friday! She will be talking about her forthcoming book, Criticizing Science: Stephen Jay Gould and American Democracy.

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Thanks for a great contribution, Miguel!

It was great to have you in Pittsburgh for the workshop! I hope you will come back soon and share more of your work!

You all gave an excellent presentation! I can’t wait to read the chapter that you write. Thanks for making this a great workshop!

Powerpoint title slide of talk by Alisa, Matilde & Miguel on "The Tide Beneath Our Feet: The Epistemology of Anomaly Driven Research"

Looking fwd to workshop
Rethinking Anomalies in Science
organizers @mikedietrich.bsky.social & Carol Cleland
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Speaking w/ fab grads @matildecarrera.bsky.social & @miguelohn.bsky.social on
solid body tides & epistemology of anomaly driven research
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Thanks!! Glad to be here!