Postdoctoral Fellows
Qiu Lin was invited to contribute a book chapter to The Bloomsbury Handbook on Du Châtelet (ed. Fatema Amijee). The volume is scheduled to come out in early 2024. A symposium she organized (participants: Fatema Amijee, Katherine Brading, Andrew Janiak and Qiu Lin), Du Châtelet as Philosopher of Physics, was selected as Philosophy of Science Association Women's Caucus Prize Symposium. This is the first historical theme that received this Prize. The news will be announced officially in the PSA's 2022 biennial meeting. Qiu was also invited to give a talk about Du Châtelet at Reappearing Ink: Celebrating the Legacy of Eileen O'Neil. The conference will be held at UMass Amherst in April 2023.
Klarman Fellow James Walsh’s paper, ‘An incompleteness theorem via ordinal analysis,’ was accepted at The Journal of Symbolic Logic.
Graduate Students
Joseph Orttung presented a paper, ‘Beyond Agent-Regret: Being Implicated in Historical Harms,’ at the Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress.
Shao-Pu Kang published a paper, ‘Shared consciousness and asymmetry,’ in Synthese.
Alejandro Vesga’s paper, ‘Communicating Testimonial Commitment,’ was accepted at Ergo. His coauthored paper, ‘The Principle of Sufficient Reason in Ordinary Cognition’ (with Shaun Nichols and Scott Partington) was presented in Milan and published in Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society.