Marina DiMarco

Marina DiMarco is an academic specializing in the History and Philosophy of Science, having earned her PhD from the University of Pittsburgh in 2023. Her research primarily focuses on feminist philosophy of science, philosophy of biology, and philosophy of medicine. She has contributed significantly to discussions on the ethics, epistemology, and politics surrounding health and life sciences, with current interests in big data biology and biotechnology.125

Academic Background

• PhD: History and Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh (2017-2023)
• Undergraduate Studies: Molecular Biology and Philosophy at Middlebury College.16

Research Interests

DiMarco's work encompasses various themes:

• Feminist Philosophy of Science: Examining how gender influences scientific practices and knowledge.
• Ethics in Health Sciences: Investigating ethical implications in medical practices and biotechnology.
• Collaborative Projects: Engaging in projects that explore concepts such as "biological sex" in medicine.23

Professional Role

Currently, she serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Washington University in St. Louis. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, DiMarco is involved with the GenderSci Lab at Harvard, focusing on gender-related issues within scientific discourse.15

Notable Contributions

DiMarco has presented her research at various conferences, including:

• "Biological Sex Eliminativism" at the Tufts University Philosophy Colloquium.
• "Models as Dogwhistles" at multiple events, highlighting her ongoing engagement with contemporary philosophical debates.24

Marina DiMarco is recognized for her interdisciplinary approach, blending insights from philosophy with practical implications in science and medicine.