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We are very excited to welcome the newest member of the Center community! Chantel Snodgrass is our new Programs Administrator. Chantel has a Communication Degree from the University of Toledo. …
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We are very excited to welcome the newest member of the Center community! Chantel Snodgrass is our new Programs Administrator. Chantel has a Communication Degree from the University of Toledo. …
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We caught up with former fellow, Janella Baxter before her online talk on Tuesday, October 25th! Here’s what she had to say: 1. Where are you now? Sam Houston State …
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Please join us in congratulating former Fellow Deivide Garcia da S. Oliveira on their recently published paper about scientific models and Darwinian evolutionary theory. The paper is available Here.
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This year’s Pittsburgh Summer Program in Philosophy of Science for Underrepresented Groups will take place in person this year! Please join me in welcoming the students selected to take part …
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Aydin Moheseni will be a “Senior Fellow” in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania and Ravit Dotan will be the head of research at the Ethical AI …
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We caught up with Alison Fernandes, before her online Featured Former Fellow talk on Tuesday April 19th at 12:00pm EST. Here’s what she had to say: Where are you …
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Read “Young and depressed? Try Woebot! The rise of mental health chatbots in the US” where Serife explains her research and the importance of interpersonal therapy as opposed to chatbots. …
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Join us for the rescheduled workshop “Causation with a Human Face: James Woodward Book Workshop” on April 29th at 3:00pm. For more information on this event, click here!
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PLEASE NOTE: Due to the winter storm, the workshop “Causation With A Human Face” planned for Feb.4 has been postponed until further notice. We will announce new dates as soon …
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We are very excited to welcome the newest member of the Center community! Shoshi Burd-Baugh is our Programs Administrator. Shoshi brings experience in event planning, social media, and was once …
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Where are you now? At the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy What are you working on? Right now I have two primary projects: One on causation in dynamical systems and …
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Applications are now open for our annual Pittsburgh Summer Program in Philosophy of Science for Underrepresented Groups (aka PSP.) This week-long intensive course introduces undergraduate students to important concepts and …
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Unless University policy changes, we will be continuing the same COVID mitigation practices from the Fall term. They are: All individuals, regardless of vaccination status, must wear a face covering …
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Please note, Anthony Beavers’ talk scheduled for Friday, Nov. 19 has been moved to online-only. See the talk listing for Zoom registration. Or, you can stream the talk live on …
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Our last Featured Former Fellows talk of the fall is happening right after Thanksgiving break! These online-only talks occur throughout the year and reunite our Center community with past Fellows …
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Former Center Fellow James Owen Weatherall (author of the popular book Void: The Strange Physics of Nothing), will return to Pittsburgh in December for two events. On December 2, he will be …
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We now have a date for the Particle and High-Energy Physics conference, originally planned for Nov. 2021 but rescheduled due to COVID travel restrictions. The new dates are March 26-27, …
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Our Visiting Fellow Darrell Rowbottom (Lingnan University, Hong Kong) has just had a paper accepted for publication. The paper, entitled “Why Might an Instrumentalist Endorse Bohmian Mechanics?” was written during …
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The Particle and High-Energy Physics conference, scheduled for Nov. 6-7, has been postponed until spring. The organizing committee hopes that at that time, international travel will be easier for potential …
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Our Featured Former Fellows Lunchtime Talk series continues next week on Oct.26 when we’ll be joined by Yann Benétreau-Dupin. Yann was a Postdoc Fellow at the Center during the 2016-17 …
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If you’ve ever wanted to join the Center community as a Visiting Fellow, we are now accepting applications for the 2022-23 academic year! Visiting Fellows have no formal duties. They …
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Applications are now open for Postdoc Fellowships for the 2022-23 academic year! Postdoctoral Fellowships enable philosophers of science within five years of their doctorates to spend a two-term academic year …
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Next week we’ll be kicking off our new Lunchtime Talk series Featured Former Fellows! These online-only talks will occur throughout the year and reunite our Center community with past Fellows …
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We are pleased to announce the date and topic of this year’s Senior Visiting Fellow conference, designed by our current SVF Heather Douglas. Institutions and the Scientific Research Agenda April …
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This Fall we will welcome back back in-person Fellows and in-person events in compliance with the University’s COVID-19 guidelines, with additional precautions added. All individuals, regardless of vaccination status, must …
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We are sad to announce that Alex Magee, our amazing Program Administrator, has left the Center to take a new position in Pitt’s Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences. Alex …
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The CFP for our Early Career Conference in Philosophy of Particle & High Energy Physics (Nov. 6 – Sunday, Nov.7, 2021) is now open. Proposals for contributed talks are invited …
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The Center is pleased to announce our Fall 2021 Visiting Fellows. We are very excited and hopeful that this will be the first group of Fellows to return to in-person …
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The fifth annual Pittsburgh Summer Program in Philosophy of Science for Underrepresented Groups wrapped up last week, and a great (and intellectually stimulating) time was had by all. Once again, …