Current research projects at CSS

• Towards sustainability of global resources and global justice? Challenges of transformation PI: Matthias Heyman. The project is funded by the AUFF NOVA program from Aarhus University Research Foundation.
• Scientific Publications: An Epistemological Study PI: Brad Wray. The project is supported by the Carlsberg Foundation (Monograph Fellowoship), 
• Towards Responsible Explainable AI Technologies (TREAT) PI: Rune Nyrup. The project is funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark. 
• Scaling the sub-visible world: The collective empiricism of early modern microscopy PI: Christoffer Basse Eriksen. The project is funded by the Carlsberg Foundation.
• Empowering Open and Responsible Research and Innovation (PATTERN) WP1 Leaders: Cristina Lagido, Gitte Kragh, and Kristian H. Nielsen. The project is supported by the HorizonEurope program.
• Søer i fritiden (Lakes in Spare Time) PI's on evaluation: Gitte Kragh and Kristian H. Nielsen. The project is supported by the Villum Foundation.

 Previous research projects at CSS

• The Epistemological Dimensions of Scientific Publication PI: K. Brad Wray. Post-doctoral research fellow: Line Edslev Andersen. This project is supported by an Aarhus Universitets Forskningsfond (AUFF) Starting Grant.
• Intuitions in Science and Philosophy PI: Samuel Schindler. The project is funded is by the Sapere Aude programme of the Danish Council for Independent Research (Humanities) for the period of 2016-2019.
• Research Network Challenging Europe: Technology, Environment and the Quest for Resource Security (EurReS) PI: Matthias Heymann. The project is funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research (Humanities) for the period 2018-2022.
• Shaping Cultures of Prediction PI: Matthias Heymann. The project is funded by the Danish Council for Independent Research (Humanities) for the period 2013-2017.
• Danish Network in Philosophy of Science PI: Hanne Andersen, Peter Sandoe, and Samuel Schindler.
• Exploring Greenland PI: Matthias Heymann. The project is funded by the Carlsberg Foundation for the period 2010-2013.  
• Philosophy of Contemporary Science in Practice PI: Hanne Andersen. The project was funded by the Danish Research Council for Humanities for the period 2010-2014.