Kristina Rolin

Kristina Rolin is a University Lecturer in Philosophy at Tampere University, affiliated with the History, Philosophy and Literary Studies department. Her work focuses on the philosophy of science, social epistemology, and research ethics, with a particular interest in the role of values in science, epistemic injustice, trust, and collective knowing. She teaches courses on research ethics and philosophy of science at Tampere University.

Her research explores themes such as epistemic trustworthiness, institutional interventions in science, and the ethical dimensions of scientific practices. Rolin has published extensively on topics including epistemic exploitation, diversity in science, and the intersection of feminist theory with scientific inquiry. Her work often bridges theoretical philosophy with applied ethics, addressing contemporary challenges in science and academia.

Rolin's publications span journals like Studies in History and Philosophy of Science and Synthese, with contributions to edited volumes such as the Routledge Handbook of Feminist Philosophy of Science. Her recent work emphasizes remedying epistemic injustice through community-based approaches and institutional reforms.

Her contributions include editing special issues on social and cognitive diversity in science and co-authoring key papers on transdisciplinary research, structural epistemic justice, and trust in science. Rolin actively engages in scholarly networks, reflecting her commitment to advancing ethical and inclusive scientific practices globally.