Pablo Ariel Pellegrini

Pablo Ariel Pellegrini serves as a Professor and researcher at Argentina's National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), where his work centers on the historical and sociological dimensions of scientific knowledge production and public engagement.

Academic Background:

• PhD in Social Sciences and Philosophy of Knowledge, Sorbonne-Paris IV
• Master in Science, Technology and Society

Research Focus: Dr. Pellegrini specializes in analyzing scientific controversies through the lens of sociology of science, with particular emphasis on public disputes surrounding contested scientific objects like genetically modified organisms (GMOs). His scholarship bridges Science and Technology Studies (STS) and philosophy of science, examining how evidence is negotiated in socio-technical debates such as his publication When is Evidence Enough? The Pangea Controversy and the Drift of Evidence, which investigates historical epistemology in earth sciences.

Current Activities: Available records indicate no active research projects or graduate student supervision at this time, reflecting a period of scholarly consolidation following his established contributions to understanding science-society interfaces in Latin American contexts.