Partners

 

Logical and Methodological Analysis of Scientific Reasoning Processes (LMASRP)

LMASRP is a scientific research network a sponsored by the Research Foundation Flanders (FWO). Our centre is the core group of the network. The other participating centres are located at the following universities: Adam Mickiewicz University Poznan, Free University of Brussels, Ghent University, Ruhr-University Bochum, Tilburg University, University College London, University of Antwerp, Utrecht University and VU University Amsterdam.

The aim of LMASRP is to coordinate and stimulate research on the, methodological and epistemological analysis of scientific reasoning processes. See LMASRP for a more details.

The main activity of LMASRP is a workshop series labelled Logic, Reasoning and Rationality. Every year, two 2-day workshops  are organised at Ghent University (one in the Spring, one in the Autumn). Each workshop is devoted to a topic that fits within the aims of the network.  Information about past and upcoming workshops can be found at http://www.lrr.ugent.be/.

 

Logic, History and Philosophy of Science (LHPS)

LHPS is an interuniversity research group composed of our centre and our collegues of the Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science at the Free University of Brussels (VUB). With funding provided by the research councils of our universities we started a seminar series (in 2016) called the Ghent-Brussels Seminars in Logic, History and Philosophy of Science.

Upcoming seminars in this series:

  • 16 February 2023: Rosa Runhardt (Nijmegen).
  • 2 March 2023:
  • 16 March 2023:
  • 27 April 2023: 

Past seminars in this series:

  • 14 October 2016: Bennet Holman (Yonsei).
  • 15 December 2016: Dominik Klein (Bamberg & Bayreuth).
  • 19 January 2017: Brendan Larvor (Hertfordshire).
  • 16 February 2017: Stathis Psillos (Athens).
  • 16 March 2017: Michèle Friend (Washington).
  • 20 April 2017: Phylllis Illari (University College London).
  • 19 October 2017: Zoé Christoff (Bayreuth).
  • 16 November 2017: Andrew Arana (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne).
  • 14 December 2017: Kit Fine (New York University).
  • 8 February 2018: Thomas Müller (Konstanz).
  • 22 February 2018: Valeria Giardino (Lorraine).
  • 29 March 2018: Henk de Regt (VU Amsterdam).
  • 19 April 2018: Hasok Chang (Cambridge).
  • 21 June 2018: Sabina Lenonell (Exeter).
  • 13 September 2018: Sara Green (Copenhagen).
  • 24 January 2019: Hykel Hosni (Milan).
  • 21 February 2019: Adrian Currie (Exeter).
  • 7 March 2019: Charles Pence (Louvain-la-Neuve).
  • 25 April 2019: David Teira (UNED Madrid).
  • 2 May 2019: Federica Russo (Amsterdam).
  • 23 May 2019: Roy Wagner (Zürich).
  • 18 June 2019: Olivier Roy (Bayreuth).
  • 17 October 2019: Hein Duijf (VU Amsterdam).
  • 31 October 2019: Kirsten Walsh (Exeter).
  • 23 January 2020: Axel Gelfert (TU Berlin).
  • 6 February 2020: Uskali Mäki (Helsinki).
  • 23 April 2020 : Davide Grossi (Groningen) (online).
  • 4 June 2020: Bruno Leclercq (Liège) (online).
  • 17 September 2020: Anna Leuschner (Hannover) (online).
  • 29 October 2020: Daniele Molinini (Lisbon) (online).
  • 21 January 2021: Roman Frigg (LSE London) (online).
  • 25 March 2021: Uljana Feest (Hannover) (online).
  • 22 April 2021: Ilaria Canavotto (Amsterdam) (online).
  • 27 May 2021; Jon Williamson (Kent) (online).
  • 24 June 2021: Marco Panza (IHPST - Paris) (online).
  • 7 October 2021: William D'Alessandro (München).
  • 25 November 2021: Mieke Boon (Twente) (online).
  • 10 March 2022: Sorin Bangu (Bergen).
  • 28 April 2022: Jaakoo Kuorikoski (Helsinki).
  • 9 June 2022: Stuart Glennan (Indianapolis).