Talks

2015

Inge De Bal and Erik Weber
Should Physicists Treat Causation As Contrastive? (Contributed)
Causality and Modelling in the Sciences (CaMitS)
1 July 2015 - Madrid

2014

Laszlo Kosolosky and Jan De Winter
Epistemic integrity and the IPCC (Contributed)
S.NET 2014, Society for the study of Nanoscience and Emerging Technologies
23 September 2014 - Karlsruhe, Germany

Dingmar Van Eck
Rethinking the explanatory power of extended cognition (Contributed)
European Society for Philosophy and Psychology (ESPP) conference 2014
18 September 2014 - Sicily, Italy

Dingmar Van Eck
Explanatory power of mechanistic and functional explanations: a framework (Contributed)
European Conference for Analytic Philosophy (ECAP)
29 August 2014 - Bucharest, Romania

Laszlo Kosolosky
Harvey's bloody motion: 'the ins and outs of being creative' (Contributed)
HOPOS 2014, International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science
3 July 2014 - Ghent, Belgium

Inge De Bal
Analysing Physical Causation (Contributed)
Graduate Conference in Theoretical Philosophy 2014
28 May 2014 - Amsterdam

Laszlo Kosolosky and Jan De Winter
Appealing to (climate)science: the epistemic integrity of IPCC practices (Invited)
Integrity Lost, Integrity Regained: Social Pressures and Institutional Structures
12 April 2014 - Newcastle, UK

Laszlo Kosolosky
The ins and outs of IPCC consensus conferences: What about amalgamating evidence? (Invited)
SCK*CEN Academy workshop on energy governance and the politics of hypothesis
25 March 2014 - Brussels, Belgium

2013

Dingmar Van Eck
Reconciling ontic and epistemic constraints on mechanistic explanation, epistemically (Contributed)
Conference Philosophy of Science in the 21 st century: challenges and tasks
6 December 2013 - Lisbon, Portugal

Jeroen Van Bouwel
Democratic Models of Science. The Case of Scientific Pluralism. (Invited)
21 November 2013 - Uppsala, Sweden

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