STEM
Science is widely revered. Paradoxically, though, that respect comes from a process of constant, rigorous questioning.
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields once seemed shielded from trends against open inquiry and viewpoint diversity, but recent controversies have brought heterodox issues front and center.
When scientific bodies restrict data access, de-fund or stigmatize certain hypotheses, or even make political endorsements, many STEM researchers worry about the long-term impacts for the sciences, including their life-changing discoveries and innovations.
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- Censorship in the Sciences: Interdisciplinary PerspectivesJanuary 10, 2025+STEM+Open Inquiry+Research & Publishing+Hybrid
- S2 Episode 27: The Battle for Impartial Science with Anna KrylovJanuary 7, 2025+Anna Krylov+Viewpoint Diversity+Open Inquiry+Constructive Disagreement+STEM+Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)+Public Policy+Research & Publishing
- Beyond the Humanities: HxA Values at STEM and Tech-Driven Institutions+Open Inquiry+Viewpoint Diversity+Constructive Disagreement+STEM+Virtual only
- Why and How to Collaborate with Your Adversaries in Science (and Beyond) (HxA Members Only)December 5, 2024+Cory Clark+Research & Publishing+STEM
- Inclusion Through Exclusion: A Grave Upheaval to STEM in Canadian UniversitiesAugust 30, 2024+Daniel Page+STEM+Virtual only
- S2 Episode 18: Sex, Anthropology, and Cancellation with Elizabeth WeissJune 12, 2024+Elizabeth Weiss+STEM+Constructive Disagreement+Open Inquiry+Viewpoint Diversity
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