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2nd CALL FOR PAPERS (Salzburg, deadline: May 1, 2026)
Salzburg Conference for Young Analytic Philosophy: SOPhiA 2026 September 02 – 04, 2026 Department of Philosophy (Humanities), University of Salzburg, Austria Mode: in person Aim: SOPhiA 2026 provides an opportunity
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EXUNMA 3: Explanation and understanding with(in) mathematics 3 EXUNMA 3: Explanation and understanding with(in) mathematics 3 ;Online; Friday – March 20, 2026https://sites.google.com/view/exunma-2026/ == Topic Explanation and understanding are central topics
(Reminder) CfA: Summer School for Widening Participation in Mathematical Philosophy, 20-24 July, 2026, LMU Munich
The Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP) is organizing the third edition of the Summer School for Widening Participation in Mathematical Philosophy, which will take place from July 20th through
“Foundations and Philosophy of Physics” Master’s Programme | 5 March Online Information Day
Dear all, We’re happy to announce that the Radboud Centre for Natural Philosophy (rcnp.science.ru.nl) is about to start a new master’s specialization in foundations and philosophy of physics (FPP) at
CfR: Cologne-Konstanz Workshop on Determinism and Free Will, 19/20 March 2026, University of Cologne
Join us for a two-day workshop on determinism and free will, organized by Andreas Hüttemann (Cologne) and Thomas Müller (Konstanz).Day 1 (Thursday, 19 March 2026) features talks on Concepts of
CfR: Workshop ‘Diversity in Motion: New Challenges Across the Sciences’, Ruhr University Bochum and Online, 26-27 March 2026
Since the mid-20th century, diversity has become a central theme in philosophy of science. Feminist philosophers of science have argued that a plurality of perspectives in research communities improves objectivity