CfP, Interdisciplinary Workshop on Evolution and Ecology 2019
Interdisciplinary Workshop on Evolution and Ecology 2019: “Bringing Science, History and Philosophy Together”
7 – 8 March 2019, University of Leeds
The workshop brings together postgraduate students and early-career researchers interested in evolutionary biology and ecology from a variety of disciplines, including the biological and mathematical sciences as well as history and philosophy.
We invite submissions for 20-minute presentations: share with us the theoretical, biological, historical or philosophical aspects of your research in ecology and evolution. This is an interdisciplinary workshop and its fundamental goal is to ignite a critical and multi-faceted discussion. So be prepared to show and discuss your work to an audience of non-specialists!
The workshop is designed to dedicate equal time to presentation and discussion: instead of the usual Q&A we will collect the various comments and critiques and explore these at greater length during round-table discussions.
Abstracts: 250 words, sent to iweeleeds@gmail.com with your name and affiliation by 25 January 2019
Organisers: Leonardo Miele, Robert West, Helen Piel, Arthur G. Carlyle
Supported by: The University of Leeds (Organisational Development and Professional Learning; The School of Mathematics; The School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science)
For more details, see: https://iweeleeds.wordpress.co
7 – 8 March 2019, University of Leeds
The workshop brings together postgraduate students and early-career researchers interested in evolutionary biology and ecology from a variety of disciplines, including the biological and mathematical sciences as well as history and philosophy.
We invite submissions for 20-minute presentations: share with us the theoretical, biological, historical or philosophical aspects of your research in ecology and evolution. This is an interdisciplinary workshop and its fundamental goal is to ignite a critical and multi-faceted discussion. So be prepared to show and discuss your work to an audience of non-specialists!
The workshop is designed to dedicate equal time to presentation and discussion: instead of the usual Q&A we will collect the various comments and critiques and explore these at greater length during round-table discussions.
Abstracts: 250 words, sent to iweeleeds@gmail.com with your name and affiliation by 25 January 2019
Organisers: Leonardo Miele, Robert West, Helen Piel, Arthur G. Carlyle
Supported by: The University of Leeds (Organisational Development and Professional Learning; The School of Mathematics; The School of Philosophy, Religion and History of Science)
For more details, see: https://iweeleeds.wordpress.co