Haixin Dang

Haixin Dang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Case Western Reserve University. Their research focuses on the epistemology of scientific collaboration, judgment aggregation in interdisciplinary teams, and the ethical dimensions of authorship in science. They hold the Beamer-Schneider Professorship in Ethics, emphasizing contributions to military and applied ethics.

Key research interests include analyzing how scientific conclusions are justified, managing dissent in collaborative research, and developing methodologies to measure scientific consensus. Their work bridges formal epistemology with practical issues in science policy, addressing topics like authorship roles and epistemic responsibility.

Recent scholarship explores the semantic and epistemic implications of scientific conclusions, arguing that conclusions need not reflect individual authors' beliefs. They frequently review for THEORIA and have contributed to debates on collaborative agreement requirements in interdisciplinary teams.