Vanessa A. Seifert
Philosophy of Chemistry// Philosophy of Science
Chemistry World
There could be more to learn from ordering the elements
Chemistry World

How chemistry provides a unique perspective on causation
Chemistry World

How supposedly scientific arguments for the inferiority of women support gender discrimination
Chemistry World

The role of background beliefs and assumptions in the development of science
Chemistry World

How an event in chemistry shaped philosophy
BJPS Short Reads
A summary co-written with A. Franklin on our joint BJPS paper
Chemistry World

Empirical evidence is not always sufficient to evaluate the models we use
Chemistry World

Without realising it, chemists use a range of philosophical tools to probe the world
Chemistry World

Proving that atoms and molecules exist is surprisingly difficult
Jargonium

With Karoliina Pulkkinnen and Sarah Hijmans, we created Jargonium; a website that brings the humanities closer to chemistry!
The Conversation

Article at The Conversation
Book Review
My review of Philip Ball's book The Elements : a visual history of their discovery.
Jargonium

A tribute to a great scholar, co-written w/ James Ladyman
Opinion piece

Open access article in Communications Chemistry, a journal of Nature Portfolio
Interview

Profile at ChemMatters - a magazine of the Americal Chemical Society
Chemistry World

How the Scientific Revolution made it culturally permissible to exploit nature
Online talk

Co-presented w/ Alexander Franklin
Online Talk

95th Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society, Open Session
Online Talk

Panel Discussion w/ Clare Moriarty, Jessica Wilson & Philip Ball
Chemistry World

How simplifications help us to better understand the world
Jargonium

A short summary of my published paper "The strong emergence of molecular structure"
Jargonium

There is no doubt that chemistry provokes interesting philosophical questions.
Interview

Intrumentation and Measurement I Physics World weekly podcast
The Conversation

Article at The Conversation