Check out Concept Cartography, an interactive site I co-created mapping the politics of knowledge, connecting concepts like epistemic injustice, disadvantage, interlacing, and well-ordered science across feminist epistemology, Indigenous studies, and political philosophy.

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I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow with the Philosophy of Open Science research group in the School of Social Sciences and Technology at the Technical University of Munich, a European Research Council-funded initiative that researches fair and equitable practices across diverse scientific communities.

I specialize in social and applied epistemology, exploring how structural harms in epistemic norms shape patient experience, scientific judgment, and diverse research environments.

In October 2024, I legally changed my name to Rena Beatrice Alcalay. I kindly request that my full name be used when referencing my written work. Where my previous name, “Rena Goldstein,” may have appeared, please now refer to me as “Rena Alcalay.”