Greg Lusk

Dr. Greg Lusk is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy and serves as Chair of BoE and Co-Director of CHESS. He is also affiliated with the Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience as a Co-Director. His research focuses on the intersection of philosophy of science, science policy, and interdisciplinary methodologies.

• Primary roles: Assistant Professor, Co-Director (CHESS, IHRR)
• Affiliations: Department of Philosophy, Institute of Hazard, Risk and Resilience

Research Interests: Lusk explores the role of non-epistemic values in scientific assessment, data-centric science approaches, and the integration of History and Philosophy of Science (HPS) into STEM curricula. His work bridges theoretical philosophy with applied scientific practices, particularly in climate modeling and model organism research.

Key Trends in Publications: Recent work examines the ethical and epistemic dimensions of scientific aims, data-centric methodologies, and the pedagogical value of HPS courses. He collaborates with scholars in science and policy to address interdisciplinary challenges.

Leadership Roles: As Co-Director of CHESS (Centre for Humanities Engaging with Science and Society) and IHRR, he facilitates cross-disciplinary research on science's societal impacts.