The paper & symposia submission deadline (15 November 2026) is approaching for the International Congress of Logic, Methodology & Philosophy of Science & Technology. The 2027 edition will be at Kobe University in Japan (23-28 Aug 2027). The theme is Dialogues Across Borders.
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Does Technological Progress Drive Conceptual Progress in Biology? Distinguished McKnight University Professor Alan C. Love delivers the next Being Human Lecture. Fri 9 Oct, 1700. Free to attend; in London. @crick.ac.uk
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The @mcps-philsci.bsky.social post-doctoral fellows program is continuing into the future and is currently accepting applications for a 2-year fellowship starting Fall 2027! Interested recent or impending PhDs in #PhilSci, #HPS and #HOPOS, please apply!
Yes every woman has been harassed, many assaulted. But every woman has also experienced invisible loss from moments she avoided harassment. She felt a space becoming unsafe, so she left, while men stayed on. And in leaving, she lost: opportunities, experiences, learning, promotions, even simply fun.
Thank you, @oscarw.bsky.social for the discussion last week on "Understanding to Some Purpose." The video, our latest in the International Postdoc Forum series, is now available to watch on the MCPS YouTube channel.
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"Agent" might be the wrong word for AI. In another portion of MCPS Director Alan Love's interview with The Well, he argues that biology offers a more careful way to think about goal-directed behavior, function, and, eventually, machine intelligence. Watch on YouTube. buff.ly/pq5LpmI
Happening today at 1215 Central Time. Please join us in discussion with @oscarw.bsky.social
Celebrating 2026 National Postdoc Appreciation Week!
So proud of the MCPS’ cohort of postdocs! We have three in post right now, with earlier postdocs now in a variety of jobs in different countries! Thank you, All, for your contributions to the MCPS community!
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Membership CASP is open to researchers around the world. We offer a range of opportunities, including networking, conferences/workshops, writing fellowships and more! There is an annual fee for established scholars; all early career researchers receive a waiver.
Award-winning educator and vocalist Sophie Roland, newly named dean of #WesternU's Don Wright Faculty of Music, is seizing an "immense opportunity to build more human connection through music" as she prepares students to succeed in a rapidly changing world.
Join us online next week for our first International Postdoc Forum of the 2026 Autumn semester. @oscarw.bsky.social, University of Iceland, will discuss "Understanding to Some Purpose." Wed 23 Sept, 12:15 pm CDT (UTC -5). We will post a recording afterward.
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In our new issue, Deesha Philyaw speaks with Brian Gresko about her second book of fiction, The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman—a withering critique of church and patriarchy dressed up as a witty, dramatic page-turner. Learn more: at.pw.org/RadicallyEnt...
CASP scholar video series launched! In Ep1, authors César Flores López, Natsuko Rivera-Yoshida, Alejandro V. Arzola, Adrian Arturo Huerta Hernández, &Mariana Benítez discuss work they are doing with Myxococcus bacteria.
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“Do philosophers really think differently than non-philosophers?” A team of researchers focusing on neurodivergent traits and responses to thought experiments offers a partial answer...
If you feel like donating to the RNLI, here’s a link. I just have. Their minimum donation is £2: I think it might be nice for them to receive a lot of donations this week, even if they’re mostly very modest. Just so they know a lot of people out here appreciate their work. rnli.org/support-us/g...
This semester's colloquia dates! Fridays, 1530 CT
2 Oct: Author Meets Readers (DouglasAllchinUMN, StephanGuttinger-University of Exeter, IrisDongaVilares UMN)
23 Oct: @matildecarrera.bsky.social, UMN
6 Nov: Zina Ward, Florida State University
4 Dec: Adam Marcus, @retractionwatch.com
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“To err is science.”
Stephan Guttinger reviews Douglas Allchin's new book: "Toward a Philosophy of Error in Science"
The book will be launched with an online symposium featuring comments by Richard Creath, Christian Damböck, @profess.bsky.social, and @bweatherson.bsky.social, hosted by @flpadovani.bsky.social
*Online Book launch*
Wed. Sep. 9, 17.00-18.30 CEST (UTC+2)
Registration: tiny.cc/haa9101
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Which areas of specialization in philosophy have tended to correlate with higher job placement rates?
