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- Bar- Hillel Colloquium 2015-2016
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- 20.5.15 Ron Livne- The origins of the Eratosthenes sieve
- Alan Nelson- Descartes’ Anti-Mathematicism
- Boaz Miller 28.1.2015
- Christian List- Objective Chance as an Emergent Phenomenon
- Edward Larson
- Efraim Wallach 23.3.2016
- Jack Woods 30.12.15
- Jill North
- Laurie Paul 18.11.15
- Marc Hight 13.1.16
- Miklos Redei 6.4.2016
- Nir Fresco- When is Information Objective?
- Richard Bradley 16.12.15
- Shaul Katzir 16.3.16
- Theodore Arabatzis 12.1.2015
- Thomas Polzler 30.3.2016
- Yona Siderer- The Evolution of Chemistry Language in mid-19th Century Japan
- Infectious Diseases and their Control: Past, Present, and Future
- Information and the Cognitive Sciences
- Judaism and Evolution- a series of lectures
- Science, Technology and World War I: International Workshop
- Space-Time Theories: Historical and Philosophical Contexts
- The Bar-HIllel Colloquium 2015-2016
- The Nathan Stemmer Memorial Colloquium on the Philosophy of the Science of Morality
- Workshop: Science and Technology Transfer in Pre-Modern Asia (2015)
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- זמן, מרחב וזמן-מרחב 14-15.10.2015
- 2016
- George Berkeley in Jerusalem 4-7 April 2016
- Graduate Students Conference 2016
- Hilary Putnam Memorial
- In the Footsteps of Paul Ehrlich
- INFORMATION AND INFORMATION-PROCESSING IN SCIENCE: BIOLOGY, PHYSICS, AND BRAIN & COGNITIVE SCIENCES
- Logic, Meaning and Language
- Measuring Shadows
- Philosophy of Science and its Relevance to Science
- Probabilities in Science and Philosophy
- The Ada Lovelace Bicentenary Lectures on Computability
- The Tibbons- A workshop
- 2017
- Alternative Logics and Natural Language
- Decision-Theory and Decision-Making
- Edelstein Colloquium 16-17
- 100 Years of Electricity 1730-1830
- Bacon, Popper or Polanyi? The philosophy of modern experimental biology and the impact of the big data revolution
- Do Extraordinary Types Cry for Explanation?
- Knowledge, Truth and Evidence
- On the Multiple Determination of Experimental Results
- Pain is not a Natural Kind
- Science, Water and Nation Building
- The Discovery of RNA Splicing at 40: (2017, 1977) History, Memory, and Social Justice
- The History of the “Cerebral Subject†as History of the Present
- Tool Development: How Experiment-Driven Sciences Progress
- HSP Students Conference
- Newton’s First Law: Text, Translations, Lost meaning and Implications to Representation of Newton’s theory
- Phenomenology and Science
- The Bar-Hillel Colloquium 2016-2017
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- Mini-Workshop on Attitudes to Risk
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- Edelstein Colloquium 2017-2018
- Elay Shech 3.1.2019
- Exceptionalist and Anti-Exceptionalist Perspectives on Logic
- Hanoch Ben-Yami 27.12.18
- Historical and Philosophical Perspectives on the Continuum
- New Agents and Agencies: Science, Technology, and Subjectivity
- Newton. God, Nature and the Jewish People
- Ori Belkind 10.1.2019
- PHENOMENOLOGY AND MATHEMATICS
- Philosophy 360
- Sam Schweber Memorial Workshop
- Sam Schweber: Scientist, Historian, Philosopher
- Special Conference in Memory of Sam Schweber.
- The Emergence of Number: Philosophy, Semantics, Psychology
- THE TEMPORAL DIMENSION OF ACTION
- Understanding,Causation,and Representation
- Visualizing the Soul
- Workshop on Methodological Issues in Philosophy
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For the History and Philosophy of Science, Technology and Medicine
מרכז אדלשטיין להיסטוריה ופילוסופיה של המדע, הטכנולוגיה והרפואה
Due to the Coronavirus epidemic and the regulations intended at slowing it, The Edelstein Center regrets to announce that all conferences and public lectures
are cancelled or postponed until further notice.
Upcoming Events 2019-2020
Bar-Hillel Colloquium 2019-2020
27-28.10.2019- From Image du monde (1245) to Tselem ha-‘olam (1733): Old French into Hebrew, into Yiddish and into Tatar.
14.11.2019- 14:00 The Bar Hillel Colloquium. Ute Deichman- Data, theory, and scientific belief in early molecular biology: Pauling's and Crick's conflicting theories about the genetic determination of protein synthesis and the solution to the 'secret of life’. Chair: Orly Shnker.
21.11.2019- 14:00 Edelstein Colloquium. Gadi Prudovski. Involvement, Detachment and Reflection in the Action of Experts.
28.11.2019- 14:00 Edelstein Colloquium. Yona Siderer. Western Sources for Appropriation Chemistry into Japan by Udagawa Youan (1798-1846). Chair- Juan Camilo Martínez González.
5.12.2019- 14:00 The Bar Hillel Colloquium. Margaret Thomas- On what Basis Has Functionalism Resisted Formal Linguistics, and what are the Consequences beyond the Study of Language? Chair- Nora Bone.
26.12.2019 Edelstein Colloquium. Joel Katzav- Issues in the theoretical foundations of climate science.
2.1.2020- 14:00 The Bar Hillel Colloquium. Samir Okasha- The Metaphor of Agency in Biology. Chair- Arnon Levi.
21-23. 1.2020- Deconstructing and reconstructing consciousness.
20-22.2.2020- Perspectives on Consciousness.
19.3.2020- Lecture in Memory of Professor Mara Beller. Tim Maudlin- The Present Situation in Foundations of Physics. Chair- Orly Shenker.
31.3-2.4.2020- Diagnosing Body and Soul: A Historical Holistic Perspective.
5-6.5.2020. Causation In Science.
25-27.5.2020- The 33rd Annual International Workshop on the History and Philosophy of Science. Quantum, Probability, Logic: The Work and Influence of Itamar Pitowsky.
4.6.2020. 14:00 The Bar Hillel Colloquium. Lynn Nyhart- Matthias Schleiden's Theory of History: Philosophy, Politics, and Popular Science, 1842-1882. Chair- Snait Gisis.
8-9.6.2020 Workshop on Intuitionism and Constructivity: History, Logic, and Foundations.
10-11.6.2020- Interdisciplinary Workshop on Surprise: What is to be surprised and what is surprising?
11.6.2020. 14:00 The Bar Hillel Colloquium. Naomi Oreskes- TBA. Chair- Anat Leibler.