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The theme of the ESHS 2024 conference will be Science, technology, humanity, and the Earth. Science is one of the primary means by which mankind understands, represents and intervenes in the world. Humanity is facing challenges that can threaten its future and the future of the planet where it lives. As historians of science, we are committed to understand, inter alia, how epidemics, wars, poverty, inequalities, and climate change are connected. We invite the community of European historians of science to look at the object of their historical research with a view to the great challenges that humanity has been facing both nowadays and throughout its history. The aim is to distance the conference from a specific methodological approach, and to establish a dialogue between different historiographies, perspectives, and topics. We welcome proposals for symposia and standalone papers on all periods, geographic locations, and areas of specialisation, including but not limited to, the followi

Conference Dates: April 6-7, 2024 Location: Center for Philosophy of Science, Cathedral of Learning, University of Pittsburgh The arena of science and values has grown in size and prominence in recent philosophy of science. But debates about the role of science remain fairly limited in terms of both the scope of topics discussed and the range of views expressed. The aim of this conference is to broaden the horizons of work on science and values, partly by making room for new (or new versions of older) ideas and partly by getting it to interact with other parts of philosophy. In this spirit we invite papers which expand the boundaries of current work in the field, and/or that argue for views that are outside of the current mainstream. These include, but are limited to: Views bucking the trend towards value-laden science, and/or defending (new) versions of value-freedom. Discussions aiming to bridge work on values in science and general value theory, especially political theory, politica

We are pleased to announce the third workshop of the research project The Nature and Normativity of Inquiry , funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. The workshop will focus on epistemic and practical normativity. We would like to invite philosophers working on the topics of the workshop to participate. Keynote speakers: Antti Kauppinen (Helsinki) Miriam Schleifer McCormick (Richmond) When: 20th – 21st of February, 2024 Where: Faculty of Philosophy, University of Seville, Spain Potential list of topics: What’s the relation, if any, between the epistemic and the practical? Are norms of inquiry practical or epistemic? Can there be practical reasons for belief? Does the practical encroach on the epistemic? Is there room for a distinctive form of doxastic morality? Can we unify practical and epistemic reasons? What’s the nature of moral inquiry? How do phenomena such as epistemic injustice, group polarization, epistemic colonialism, and fake news affect the

Abstract submission for the XX. Symposium of the Division for History of Physics at the Spring Meeting of the German Physical Society, to be held from 26 to 28 February 2024 in Greifswald, Germany is now open at https://greifswald24.dpg-tagungen.de/programm/abstract . The conference addresses the relationship between physics and the environment in historical perspectives and we welcome submissions from a wide range of approaches and subjects. We look forward to receiving your paper submission by December 15, 2023. More details can be found on the conference website: https://www.dpg-physik.de/vereinigungen/fachlich/ohne-sektion/fvgp/veranstaltungen/symposium-2024-2/call-for-papers