KATE E. LYNCH
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Kate E. Lynch

I am a philosopher and biologist who is interested in issues that intersect both fields.
These include: How to understand causation and explanation in biological and medical contexts, the societal implications of genetic technologies, and how to most effectively practice conservation biology
Recent publications

Lynch K.E., et al. Explicit value trade-offs in conservation: integrating animal welfare. (2025) forthcoming in Trends in Ecology and Evolution. 

Ritsaart, R., Lynch, K.E., Gawronski, S.A., Sun, C., Griffiths, P.E. (2025) A text-analytic approach to the use of genetic essentialist biases in the Australian Media. forthcoming in Review of Philosophy and Psychology. 
Recent & Upcoming talks
Counting and Classifying Causes. What causes of death can teach us about values in science 
HPS Seminar series, University of Sydney                                                          March  2025

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