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Nicolas Wuethrich

The London School of Economics..., London

Macroeconomics, Business Administration, Philosophy of Science

MSc Philosophy of the Social Sciences BA Economics lic.phil

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Article: Evaluating competing theories via a common language of qualitative verdicts

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Article · Oct 2015 · Synthese

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Article: Conceptualizing Uncertainty: An Assessment of the Uncertainty Framework of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Nicolas Wüthrich

Full-text available · Article · Oct 2016

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Article: Inkommensurabilität – Implikationen für die evolutionäre Organisationstheorie unter begriffstheoretischer und epistemologischer Perspektive

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Awards and achievements (3)

May 2015

LSE Class Teacher Award

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Oct 2013

LSE PhD Scholarship

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Dec 2012

Swiss Study Foundation Financial Support for MSc degree

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The London School of Economics and Political Science

Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method

London, United Kingdom

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I am a PhD student in the Department for Philosophy at the LSE. In my research, I am looking at robustness reasoning across different scientific and policy-making domains. I explore how robustness can inform our judgments about uncertainty, evidence aggregation in medicine, and modelling in economics.