We invite you to contribute a manuscript to our Special Issue "Foundations of Internal Conflicts" in the Journal of Evolutionary Biology. To express an interest, or if you'd like to know more about the Special Issue, please contact Martijn Schenkel.
“We see with the eyes, but we see with the brain as well, and seeing with the brain is often called imagination.” —Oliver Sacks.
At Maastricht University, philosophy plays a vital role in understanding a world marked by political tensions, technological upheaval, and societal transformations.
Celebrate the 25th SciPy in Minneapolis, July 13-19, 2026 at the University of Minnesota. While we are excited about SciPy in Minneapolis this year, we are also aware of the evolving impact that ICE and the DHS is having in the Twin Cities. We are closely monitoring what is happening and are making plans to support our community’s safety and security.
The Capital City Complex Systems Symposium 2026 will take place on 24–25 February 2026 at the Tiakiwai Conference Centre, National Library of New Zealand, Wellington.
The deadline for tutorial, workshop, and special session proposals for the ALife 2026 conference is 20 February, 2026, 11:59 p.m. UTC-12:00 (Anywhere on Earth).
We are accepting both scientific abstracts and artist presentations as part of this year’s meeting. There are different guidelines for each. We have extended the submission deadline for abstracts and award nominations to February 15. We hope to see you in Philadelphia!
Advance your research and expand your network at SFI's 2026 CSSS program with lectures, application-focused seminars, and team projects. Participants gain experience in transdisciplinary collaboration and explore real-world questions through complexity science.
The East European Network for Philosophy of Science (EENPS), in co-operation with New Europe College - Institute for Advanced Study and the University of Bucharest, announces the sixth conference of the East European Network for Philosophy of Science in Bucharest to be held on September 18-19th 2026.
We are a group of faculty that have studied disinformation in one form of another. We come from different fields of study–philosophy, social science, history, computer science, environmental science, political science, and others.