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 ---21-October-2022-International-Conference-Philos
 ophical-Perspectives-on-Sciences-Torun-Poland
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SUMMARY:International Conference "Philosophical Pe
 rspectives on Sciences", Torun, Poland
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221019
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221021
LOCATION:Torun, Poland
DESCRIPTION:Our conference aims to address the rol
 e of hypothetical thinking in the formulation and 
 development of scientific theories and models.Next
  year will mark the 550th anniversary of the birth
  of Nicolaus Copernicus. We think that it would be
  highly pertinent to discuss how our understanding
  of the role of hypotheses has changed since his t
 ime. Is the use of hypotheses still viable in curr
 ent science, or has it been superseded by other sc
 ientific concepts or methods? The aim of our confe
 rence is to contribute to the dialogue between sci
 entists, historians of science, philosophers of sc
 ience, and logicians interested in scientific meth
 ods of reasoning.  Keynote Speakers: Stephen Barr 
 (University of Delaware, USA) Carl Craver (Washing
 ton University in St. Louis, USA) Niccolo Guicciar
 dini (University of Milan, Italy) Paweł Kawalec (C
 atholic University of Lublin, Poland) Emily Sulliv
 an (Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherland
 s) K. Brad Wray (Aarhus University, Denmark) Peter
  Vickers (Durham University, United Kingdom).  The
  conference welcomes formal and informal contribut
 ions on any aspects of hypothetical reasoning in s
 cience. Topics of interest include, but are not li
 mited to the following: - Historical Issues in For
 mulation of Hypotheses - Predictive and Explanator
 y Power of Hypotheses - Formal Aspects of Hypothet
 ical Reasoning - New Trends Disrupting Hypothesis 
 Driven Science,
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>Our confe
 rence aims to address the role of hypothetical thi
 nking in the formulation and development of scient
 ific theories and models.Next year will mark the 5
 50th anniversary of the birth of Nicolaus Copernic
 us. We think that it would be highly pertinent to 
 discuss how our understanding of the role of hypot
 heses has changed since his time. Is the use of hy
 potheses still viable in current science, or has i
 t been superseded by other scientific concepts or 
 methods? The aim of our conference is to contribut
 e to the dialogue between scientists, historians o
 f science, philosophers of science, and logicians 
 interested in scientific methods of reasoning.</p>
 \n  <p>Keynote Speakers: Stephen Barr (University 
 of Delaware, USA) Carl Craver (Washington Universi
 ty in St. Louis, USA) Niccolo Guicciardini (Univer
 sity of Milan, Italy)&nbsp;Paweł Kawalec (Catholic
  University of Lublin, Poland) Emily Sullivan (Ein
 dhoven University of Technology, Netherlands) K. B
 rad Wray (Aarhus University, Denmark) Peter Vicker
 s (Durham University, United Kingdom).</p>\n</div>
 <div>\n  <p>The conference welcomes formal and inf
 ormal contributions on any aspects of hypothetical
  reasoning in science. Topics of interest include,
  but are not limited to the following: - Historica
 l Issues in Formulation of Hypotheses - Predictive
  and Explanatory Power of Hypotheses - Formal Aspe
 cts of Hypothetical Reasoning - New Trends Disrupt
 ing Hypothesis Driven Science,</p>\n</div>
URL:https://ppshypothesis.umk.pl/
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