• 22. May 2025 (12:15 -13:30, loc. 1453-415)
  Bjørn Hofmann (NTNU & University of Oslo) (22.05.)
   “Diagnostic Injustice in light of Cognitive and Emotional Bias”
• 24. April, 2025 (12:15 - 13:30, loc.1453-415)
  Themistoklis Pantazakos (American College of Greece & KU Leuven
  "Determining the Scope of Epistemic Injustice Within Psychiatry"

• 28. February, 2025. (14:15-16:00) 
  Anna Paldam Folker (Statens Institut for Folkesundhed, SDU)
  “Well-being in public mental health and well-being economy"

• 21. February, 2025. (14:15-16:00) 
  Carolina Flores  (UC Santa Cruz)
  “Does neurodiversity require equal rationality?"

• 13. December 2024 (12.30 – 14.00, loc. 1467/616)  

  John Matthewson (Massey University):

  “The line-drawing problem is dead. Long live the line-drawing problem!”

• 15. November, 2024 (12:30-13:45, loc. 1453-415)
  Lisa Bortolotti (University of Birmingham):
  "Epistemic injustice research in mental health: Beyond silencing"
  Presented by the AUFF Project "Epistemic Injustice in Diagnosis"

• 11. October, 2024 (14:30-15:45, loc. 1453-415)
  Peter Stilwell (University of Southern Denmark):
  "Nocebic clinical communication about pain: How can philosophy help us do better?"
  Presented by the AUFF Project "Epistemic Injustice in Diagnosis"

• 17. May, 2024. (14:15-15:30, loc. 1453-125)
  Renata Maria Santos Arruda (Federal University of Goiás, Brazil):
  “Epistemic Rights and the Problem of Overdiagnosis”
  Presented by the AUFF Project "Epistemic Injustice in Diagnosis"
   
• 15. March, 2024. (14:15-15:30, loc. 1453-125)
  Saana Jukola & Bennet Francis (University of Twente)
  "On Conceptualizations of 'Alcohol Problem'"
  Presented by the AUFF Project "Epistemic Injustice in Diagnosis"
   
• 9. February, 2024. (09.00-17:15, loc. Institute of Advanced Studies, Aarhus University)
  Workshop: Philosophy of Medicine: New Approaches. Speakers: Edouard Machery (Pittsburgh), Rachel Cooper (Lancaster), Jacob Stegenga (Cambridge), Pascale Willemsen (Zurich), Kevin Reuter (Zurich), Dominic Murphy (Sydney). 
  https://cas.au.dk/aktuelt/arrangementer/arrangement/artikel/philosophy-of-medicine-new-approaches
   
• 22. November, 2023. (15:15-17:00) 
  Mäel Lemoine (University of Bordeaux)
  “Aging and the necessity of death"
   
• 24. April, 2023. (14:15-16:00) 
  Dan Zahavi (University of Copenhagen)
  “Phenomenology of nursing: Current challenges” (online)
   
• 2. June, 2022. (14:15-16:00) 
  Maya J. Goldenberg (University of Guelph)
  “Vaccine Hesitancy and Public Mistrust in Science”
   
• 26. April, 2022. (15.15 – 17.00)
  Alex Broadbent, (Durham University)
  ”When not to decolonise medicine”
   
• 18. February, 2022. (15:15-17:00)
  Laurence Kirmayer (McGill University)
  ”Restoring the Missing Person in Personalized Medicine and Precision Psychiatry”
   
• 1 October, 2021 (15.15 – 17.00)
  Jacob Stegenga (University of Cambridge) &
  Tarum Menon (National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bengaluru) 
  “Sisyphean Science: Why Value Freedom Is Worth Pursuing”
   
• 22. October, 2021 (15.15 – 17.00) 
  Miriam Solomon (Temple University)
  “On Pluralism in Psychiatry”
   
• 21. April, 2023. (14:15-16:00, lok.1467-616) 
  Edouard Machery  (University of Pittsburgh)
  “The folk concept of disease"

Peter Stilwell (University of Southern Denmark):
"Nocebic clinical communication about pain: How can philosophy help us do better?