Informal Discussion: Malcolm MacIver
109 Maryland HallMalcolm MacIver from Northwestern will lead a discussion on "Naturalizing Imagination."
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Informal Discussion: Introduction to Foundations of Physics
462 BloombergSean Carroll leads a discussion on why physicists (and others) might be interested in the foundations of physics.
First Annual Distinguished Lecture in Natural Philosophy: Daniel Dennett
Glass Pavillion Levering Hall, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United StatesFeatured Speaker: Daniel Dennett, Tufts University. Monday 6 February, 6:00 pm in the Glass Pavilion.
Conference: Humeanism and the Laws of Nature
110 Clark Hall Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United StatesA conference on Barry Loewer's upcoming book, What Breathes Fire Into the Equations? Talk abstracts and participant list (pdf) Saturday April 22: 10am-6pm Eastern Registration URL: https://rutgers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUpcu6hpz8rG9FW81SyqDMEiFRsjUNj4n1C Sunday April 23: 10am-6pm Eastern Registration URL: https://rutgers.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUrduyhqD0pEtIWK4_xjOlPaY4MRpi2LuJw Saturday, April 22 9:45 – 10:00 Introductory Remarks 10:00 – 11:30 David Albert (Columbia) Barry & Alison’s Idea about […]
Special Seminar: Scott Aaronson
111 Mergenthaler Hall 89HH+RP, Baltimore, MD, United StatesScott Aaronson, University of Texas - Austin "Neurocryptography and AI Alignment"
Work In Progress Seminar: Emily Riehl
288 GilmanEmily Riehl, Johns Hopkins "Psychological and sociological aspects of computer formalizations vs traditional pen-and-paper mathematics"
Work In Progress Seminar: William Egginton
288 GilmanWilliam Egginton, Johns Hopkins “De Anima: The Search for Intelligent life in Animals, Machines, Humans, and Beyond”
Second Annual Distinguished Lecture: Geoffrey West
Geoffrey West, Santa Fe Institute 6:00pm in the Glass Pavilion, Levering Hall The Simplicity, Unity and Complexity of Life from the Biosphere to the Anthroposphere Although Life is probably the most complex and diverse phenomenon in the Universe, having evolved by the “random” forces of natural selection, many of its most fundamental characteristics scale with […]