Thu 22 Oct · 16:30 London (original: 17:30 Amsterdam) · in-person
Rembrandt & Rubens Revisited- ReproducibiliTea UniBasel [EN]
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Overview Towards more transparent & replicable attributions Charlotte Rulkens
Charlotte Rulkens is an art historian and researcher working at the intersection of art history, epistemology, metascience, and Open Science. Her research focuses on attribution, expert judgement, replication, and transparency in the humanities. Before entering academia, she worked as a curator at the Mauritshuis in The Hague, where she specialised in seventeenth-century Dutch painting.
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Can replication contribute to better research in the humanities? This talk explores that question through art historical attribution studies of Rembrandt and Rubens. Focusing on the role of expert judgement in knowledge production, it shows how adapting concepts of replication can support methodological refinement, reduce bias, preserve expert reasoning, and foster more collaborative research practice. (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rembrandt-rubens-revisited-tickets-1999788884386?aff=ebdsoporgprofile)
Mephi's AI summary: Overview Towards more transparent & replicable attributions Charlotte Rulkens Charlotte Rulkens is an art historian and researcher working at the intersection of art history, epistemology, metascience, and Open Science. Her research focuses on attribution, expert judgement, repli
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