Miles A.J. MacLeod

Miles A.J. MacLeod is an Associate Professor in Philosophy, with extensive research activity in interdisciplinary contexts. His work spans fields such as Systems Biology, Science Communication, and Causality, emphasizing methodological integration across disciplines.

• Interdisciplinary Education
• Philosophy of Science
• Systems Biology
• Science Communication
• Causality

His recent publications highlight the cognitive aspects of modeling, challenges in interdisciplinary engineering pedagogy, and science communication during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic. Methodologically, he explores causal inference through computational simulations and epistemological frameworks.

Key trends in his research include:

• Epistemological fluency in interdisciplinary learning
• Model validation in computational systems biology
• Misinformation mitigation in science journalism

His scientific contributions have been recognized with the Top Citation Award for work in Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C (2016). He actively participates in academic activities including editorial work for International Studies in the Philosophy of Science and invited talks on interdisciplinary methodology.