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000318131 1001_ $$00000-0002-3041-3071$$aMößner, Nicola$$b0$$eCorresponding author
000318131 1112_ $$aSFB-676 Student Council Evening Lecture$$cHamburg$$wGermany
000318131 245__ $$aLet’s have a look – observations, theories, philosophical troubles$$f2017-02-23 -
000318131 260__ $$c2017
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000318131 502__ $$cDeutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron, DESY
000318131 520__ $$aWhat is the aim of science? Some would say that scientists want to offer true de-scriptions of the world. Apparently, scientific observations and experiments help toachieve this aim. They yield data to check scientific hypotheses. But do we reallyhave decisive evidence at our disposal? Observational and experimental practicescrucially depend on instruments of different kinds. For example, the discovery ofthe Higgs boson did not only presuppose the world‘s largest particle accelerator,the LHC, but also various detecting technologies. This discovery seems to be a bigsuccess in the history of science. Other experimental results, however, that were noless depending on scientific instruments and formerly also regarded as importantscientific achievements turned out to be complete failures. For instance, no astro­physicist talks about Martian canals today. They were artefacts of observationalpractices – of biased interpretations. Yet what exactly tells us that the detection ofthe Higgs boson wasn‘t similarly biased?This talk is an introduction to the problem of theory-ladenness of observationwhich is lurking in the background. What exactly is it about? How is it related tothe social embedding of scientific practices?
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