European Philosophy of Science Association (EPSA)

EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE ASSOCIATION

Graduate Student Essay Prize

At the biennial conference, the EPSA awards a €500 prize for the best paper presented by a graduate student. The purpose of the EPSA in making this award is to highlight the quality and variety of philosophical work carried out by our student members and to encourage junior scholars to pursue a research career in philosophy of science.

The winner of the Graduate Student Essay Prize is announced at the General Assembly, and the prize-winning paper is automatically considered for publication in the European Journal for Philosophy of Science.

Past Awardees

The following is a list of winners of the Graduate Student Essay Prize:

EPSA21 in Turin. Kristian González Barman (University of Ghent) for "Explanatory Holes? Testing the Limits of the Mechanistic Framework".
EPSA19 in Geneva. Benedikt Knüsel (ETH Zurich) for “Understanding Climate Phenomena with Data-Driven Models".
EPSA17 in Exeter. Conix Stijn (University of Cambridge) for ‘Integrative Taxonomy and the Operationalization of Evolutionary Independence".
EPSA15 in Düsseldorf. Rune Nyrup (Durham University) for "Empirical Problems for Explanationism".