The central goal of this project is to construct mathematical models of phenomena of epistemic injustice grounded in realistic scenarios of human interaction to better understand those phenomena and our ethical assessment of such interactions.
Archives: Projects
New multilingual realities in Polish higher education
The negotiation of language practices, identities, and ideologies in times of unprecedented migration and resurgent nationalism
Costumes of Authority. The Image of Royalty and Clergy in Christian Nubia
The clothes that people wear tell a story of who they are or what they want or pretend to be.
Molecular Analysis of Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Finger Millet: Improving a Climate Resilient Crop for Food and Nutrition Security
The goal of this research project is to identify and document genomic resources for drought, aluminium and salt tolerance in diverse Ethiopian finger millet…
Persistent ferromagnetism in oxide heterostructures
Magnetism is a widespread phenomenon that has a major place in our everyday life.
Making Up for What We Did: From Morality to the Law; From the Present to the Past
Consider first apologizing. Since we are children, we are told by whoever oversees our moral education that we should apologize to others when we have done something bad to them.
Superalkalis as building blocks for the design of unique functional materials and the catalysts for nitrogen conversion into ammonia
Superatoms are clusters of atoms that act like a single atom. They have unique properties…
Establishing evidence-based strategic recommendations for patient-centred health care options for individuals experiencing high use of the emergency department
Patients who use the emergency department frequently (≥5 or more visits per year) make up…
Networks of Reception in Eighteenth-Century Newspapers and Magazines: Laurence Sterne
Literary adaptation – sometimes known as ‘literary afterlife’ or, more popularly, ‘fan fiction’ – has taken place across all periods of history.
People of the gods: the worshippers of Allat and Atargatis in the Near East from 4th century BCE – 4th century CE
The ancient polytheistic world is full of deities, diverse as human society: female, male, indigenous and incomers with the new politic settings and cultures in contact.
