Conversations at the Center

Join us for the Center's 7th Episode of 'Conversations at the Center' with our host and director, Edouard Machery. This episode, Edouard talks with returning guest, John Norton, distinguished professor at the University of Pittsburgh History and Philosophy of Science department.

We continue to discuss John's research, relativity, quantum theory, and statistical physics, with a special interest in general relativity, his publications focus on the detailed steps of Einstein's discovery of general and special relativity and many aspects of the theory's philosophical foundations. In this episode, we also take a moment to focus on our upcoming Pittsburgh Summer Program students, arriving to Pitt's campus July 8-July 12th.

To learn more about the program: please visit https://www.centerphilsci.pitt.edu/programs/pittsburgh-summer-program/

Join us for our 6th Episode of 'Conversations in the Center'.

This week, our director and host, Edouard Machery, talks with Wayne Wu, Associate Professor of Philosophy and the Neuroscience Institute at Carnegie Mellon University.

Wayne Wu works on attention, perception, action and schizophrenia at the interface between philosophy and cognitive science. His current work focuses on introspection, attention and their targets: phenomenal experience, intention, and action.

To learn more about Wayne and his work, visit: https://www.waynewu.net/

All music is licensed through a subscription on motionarray.com

Join us for our 5th episode of Conversations at the Center. Edouard Machery, our Director and Host, talks with John Norton, Distinguished Professor in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science in the University of Pittsburgh.

Professor Norton studies the history and philosophy of physics (relativity, quantum theory, and statistical physics), with a special interest in general relativity, and has published extensively on the detailed steps of Einstein's discovery of general and special relativity and also on many aspects of the theory's philosophical foundations.

To learn more about his work, click here: https://www.hps.pitt.edu/people/john-d-norton

All music is through a paid license on motionarray.com

Join us for our 4th episode of Conversations at the Center.

Our host, Edouard Machery converses with our Fellow, Alison McConwell.

Alison McConwell is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at UMass Lowell. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Calgary. Prior to her position at UMass Lowell, she held postdoctoral appointments at the University of British Columbia and Standford University.

Her research focuses on the history and philosophy of biology, and epistemology of science. She has interest in values, pragmatism, and feminist though related to those areas, and conducts archival work concerning the intellectual history of evolutionary biology.

To learn more about her work and her upcoming book visit www.alisonkmcconwell.com

Join us for our 3rd episode of Conversations at the CenterEdouard Machery and Jacob Stegenga have an open discussion on Jacob's work and research while promoting the Center's conference, Revitalizing Science and Values, April 5-7 2024. Jacob Stegenga is a Professor in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge. He has published widely in general philosophy of science and philosophy of medicine and biology. Prior to joining Cambridge he taught in the United States and Canada, and he received his PhD from the University of California San Diego. He is the author of Medical Nihilism and Care and Cure: An Introduction to Philosophy of Medicine, and he is currently writing a book tentatively titled Heart of Science.

To learn more about his work: visit https://sites.google.com/view/jacob-stegenga

Music is through motionarray.com

Join us for our second episode of Conversations at the Center with Sandra Mitchell. This week, our Director, Edouard Machery, talks with Sandra Mitchell, Distinguished Professor at the History of Philosophy of Science at the University of Pittsburgh. Sandra Mitchell is also Teaching Practicum Director and Career Outcomes Director in the History of Philosophy of Science.

All music has been obtained through a paid license on motionarray.com

Welcome to the first episode of The Center for Philosophy of Science Podcast!

The Center for Philosophy of Science is is a program of the University of Pittsburgh, Oakland, Pittsburgh, PA. The Center fosters the development of the best, new work in philosophy of science.