Preprint

De Pretis, Francesco and Landes, Juergen and Peden, William and Osimani, Barbara (2021) Pharmacovigilance as Personalized Medicine. In: Chiara Beneduce and Marta Bertolaso (eds.) Personalized Medicine: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Complexity, Springer Nature. [Preprint]

Osimani, Barbara and Landes, Juergen (2021) Varieties of Error and Varieties of Evidence in Scientific Inference, Forthcoming in The British Journal for Philosophy of Science. [Preprint]

Osimani, Barbara and Poellinger, Roland (2020) Osimani B., Poellinger R. (2020) A Protocol for Model Validation and Causal Inference from Computer Simulation. In: Bertolaso M., Sterpetti F. (eds) A Critical Reflection on Automated Science. Human Perspectives in Health Sciences and Technology, vol 1. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-25001-0_9. [Preprint]

Osimani, Barbara and Marta, Bertolaso and Roland, Poellinger and Emanuele, Frontoni (2019) Real and Virtual Clinical Trials: a Formal Analysis. [Preprint]

Landes, Juergen and Osimani, Barbara and Poellinger, Roland (2016) Epistemology of Causal Inference in Pharmacology: Towards a Framework for the Assessment of Harms. [Preprint]

Published Article or Volume

Osimani, Barbara (2020) Epistemic Gains and Epistemic Games: Reliability and higher order evidence in Medicine and Pharmacology. A. LaCaze, B. Osimani (eds.), Uncertainty in Pharmacology, Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science 338.. pp. 345-372.

Osimani, Barbara and Ilardo, Maria Laura and Castaldo, Pasqualina (2020) Science as a Weapon of Mass Distraction. MEDIC, 28 (1). pp. 30-49. ISSN 1824-3991

Osimani, Barbara (2014) Causing something to be one way rather than another: Genetic Information, causal specificity and the relevance of linear order. Kybernetes, 43 (6). pp. 865-881.

Osimani, Barbara (2014) Hunting side effects and explaining them: should we reverse evidence hierarchies upside down? Topoi. Topoi, 33. pp. 295-312.

Other

Osimani, Barbara (2018) What's Hot in Mathematical Philosophy. Formal Epistemology of Medicine. University of Kent, Center for Reasoning, Canterbury.