The Johns Hopkins Natural Philosophy Forum will be hosting an international symposium on all aspects of natural philosophy, featuring talks from philosophers and scientists in a variety of disciplines speaking on topics of mutual interest.
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Dates: May 29-31, 2025
Invited speakers:
- Nima Arkani-Hamed (IAS; fundamental physics)
- Alan Guth (MIT; cosmology)
- David Albert (Columbia; foundations of physics)
- William Bialek (Princeton; biophysics)
- James Ladyman (Bristol; metaphysics)
- Emily Riehl (Johns Hopkins; math)
- Alison Gopnik (UC Berkeley; psychology)
- David Chalmers (NYU; consciousness/simulation)
- Jennifer Nagel (Toronto; epistemology/mind)
- Joshua Tenenbaum (MIT; cognitive science)
- Anil Seth (Sussex; cognition/emergence)
- Michael Tomasello (Duke; social cognition)
- Melanie Mitchell (Santa Fe Institute; AI)
- Sandra Mitchell (Pittsburgh; evolution/complexity)
- Nick Lane (UC London; life)
- Malcolm MacIver (Northwestern; evolution/biology)
- Kevin Zollman (CMU; game theory/complexity)
- Simon Levin (Princeton; ecology)
- Cosma Shalizi (CMU; complexity)
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