Interested scientists, philosophers, sociologists, historians, mathematicians, and journalists can submit contributions on the following topics (non-exclusive):

• The epistemology of trust in science (e.g. increasing trust through replication, RCTs, etc.)
• Scientist trusting scientist
• Benchmarks, measures, criteria for trustworthy science?
• Principles, guidelines, best practices as attempts to make science trustworthy
• The public trusting scientists/science (communicating scientific results)
• Role of publishing raw research data for creating trust
• Images of science and scientists in public
• The role of trust for science in an open society
• Historical perspectives on trust in science
• Coping with doubt in the sciences
• Trusting or doubting computer methods, especially AI and computer simulation
• Algorithmic Bias