Talk: Tushar Menon

The Geneva Symmetry Group, Beyond Spacetime, and the Space and Time After Quantum Gravity Project are happy to present

Tushar Menon (University of Oxford):
Desperate spacetimes call for desperate measures: An argument for superspace realism

Wednesday, 30 November, 18:00 (note the new starting time!)

Talk: David Yates

The Geneva Symmetry Group, Beyond Spacetime, and the Space and Time After Quantum Gravity Project are happy to present

David Yates (University of Lisbon):
Spacetime functionalism and empirical coherence

Wednesday, 23 November, 18:00 (note the new starting time!)

Talk: Elena Castellani

The Geneva Symmetry Group, Beyond Spacetime, and the Space and Time After Quantum Gravity Project are happy to present

Elena Castellani (University of Florence):
Duality and emergence: the case of weak/strong duality

Wednesday, 26 October, 18:00 (note the new starting time!)

Talk: Marko Vojinovic

The Geneva Symmetry Group, Beyond Spacetime, and the Space and Time After Quantum Gravity Project are happy to present

Marko Vojinovic (University of Belgrade):
Quantum gravity, metaphysics, spacetime emergence and locality

Wednesday, 19 October, 18:00 (note the new starting time!)

Talk: Ko Sanders

The Geneva Symmetry Group, Beyond Spacetime, and the Space and Time After Quantum Gravity Project are happy to present

Ko Sanders (University of Leipzig):
What can (mathematical) categories tell us about space-time?

Wednesday, 12 October, 18:00 (note the new starting time!)

Job: Scientific Collaborator

Call for Applications:

SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATOR
in the project ‘To and Fro: Scientific Metaphysics at Physics’s Frontiers’

University of Geneva

The Department of Philosophy in Geneva solicits applications for a three-year research position (‘collaborateur scientifique’), starting 1 January 2017 or as soon as possible thereafter. The position is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation grant ‘To and Fro: Scientific Metaphysics at Physics’s Frontiers’.

Talk: Tatyana Shestakova

The Geneva Symmetry Group, Beyond Spacetime, and the Space and Time After Quantum Gravity Project are happy to present

Tatyana Shestakova (Southern Federal University, Rostov-on-Don):
Could the Copenhagen interpretation be useful for our understanding of Quantum Cosmology?

Wednesday, 5 October, 18:00 (note the new starting time!)