Dr. Maarten Van Doorn| Politics and Media| Best Researcher Award

Dr. Maarten Van Doorn, Radboud University  , Netherlands .

Dr. Maarten Van Doorn is a distinguished figure in the realm of Politics and Media, acknowledged for his outstanding contributions with the prestigious Best Researcher Award. A prolific scholar, he has established his presence across various professional platforms, including Scopus, Google Scholar, and ORCID.

🎓 Embarking on an enriching academic journey, Dr. Van Doorn earned his Doctorate in Philosophy from Central European University in Vienna, Austria, spanning from September 2017 to November 2021. His research during this period seamlessly integrated empirical and philosophical dimensions, with a primary focus on reasoning and social epistemology. This work delved into critical topics, including misinformation, rationality, and motivated reasoning, solidifying his expertise in these domains. The robust foundation laid during his doctoral pursuits paved the way for his subsequent role as ‘Docent 3’ at Radboud University, where he continues to make significant contributions.

🌍 Prior to his doctoral endeavors, Dr. Van Doorn earned a Master of Arts in Philosophy of Behavioral Science with honors (cum laude) at Radboud University from September 2014 to August 2016. His educational journey commenced at Tilburg University, Tilburg School of Economics and Management, where he achieved a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with honors (with merit) from September 2010 to April 2014. 🧠 These diverse academic experiences collectively contribute to Dr. Van Doorn’s holistic understanding of philosophy, psychology, and behavioral science, shaping him into a well-rounded and accomplished researcher in his field.

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In my role as ‘Docent 3’ at Radboud University’s Centre for Language Studies since November 2021, I have seamlessly blended empirical and philosophical research to explore the realms of reasoning and social epistemology, with a focus on pertinent issues like misinformation, rationality, and motivated reasoning. 🧠 My scholarly contributions include publications such as “The skeptical import of motivated reasoning: a closer look at the evidence” in Thinking & Reasoning (Q1, 2023) and “Advancing the debate on the consequences of misinformation: clarifying why it’s not (just) about false beliefs” in Inquiry (Q1, 2023). Currently, I have a paper under review at Philosophical Psychology titled “Misinformation, observational equivalence and the possibility of rationality.” 📚 Simultaneously, I’ve been actively engaged in shaping the academic landscape through teaching, offering insightful lectures and seminars across various courses like Conscious & Unconscious Processes, Philosophical Reflection, and more. 🎓 Passionate about fostering intellectual growth, I’ve collaborated in developing innovative courses on communication and social epistemology, including ‘Misinformation & Beliefs’ and ‘Resistance to Persuasion.’ 🌐 Moreover, my commitment extends to guiding and supervising theses for both bachelor’s and master’s students in Communication and Information Sciences. In recognition of my dedication to education, I achieved the University Teaching Qualification (UTQ) in 2023. 🏆

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