Dan Li

Li, D. (2022). If a tree grows no ring and no one is around: how scientists deal with missing tree rings. Climatic Change 174, 6. DOI: 10.1007/s10584-022-03424-w

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O'Loughlin, R., Li, D. (2022). Model robustness in economics: the admissibility and evaluation of tractability assumptions. Synthese, 200, 23. DOI: 10.1007/s11229-022-03608-y

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*- and O'Loughlin, R., "Tractability Assumptions, Holism, and Model Robustness," Philosophy of Science Association 27th Biennial Meeting (2020/2021), Nov. 11-14, 2021, PAPERID-PSA2020668.

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"Some Models are Universal and Rare: does "universality" make a difference?," The 8th Biennial meeting of the European Philosophy of Science Association, Sept. 15-18, 2021

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** "The Missing Link in Inferences with Climate Networks", Philosophy of Science Association 27th Biennial Meeting (2020/2021), Nov. 11-14, 2021, PAPERID-PSA20201062.

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** "If A Tree Grows No Rings and No One is Around: how scientists deal with missing tree rings," Philosophy of Science Association 27th Biennial Meeting (2020/2021), Nov. 11-14, 2021, PAPERID-PSA2020956. [video abstract]

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*"Can We Infer the Absolute Timescale from Paleoclimate data? -lessons frompaleoclimatology," (with Ryan O'Loughlin), Boston University Philosophy Grad Conference, April 22nd-23rd, 2021. Held virtually.

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- and O'Loughlin, R., "Tractability Assumptions, Holism, and Model Robustness," IU HPSC Women's Leadership Conference, October 26th, 2019. [recording]

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"The Medicalization of Premenstrual Syndrome," 9th Meeting of InternationalSociety for the History of Medicine, September 2017.

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