Colloquia

 

Conferences, Workshops, Symposia, Author Meets Readers

 

  Discussion Groups

	Center Discussion Group (CtrDG)
	Biological Interest Group (BIG Seminar)
	Physics Interest Group (PIG)
	Experimental Philosophy Group

  People

 

  Visiting Fellows Program

 

  Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science

 

  Studies of Science and Technology Graduate Minor Program

 

  Links

 

The Minnesota Center for Philosophy of Science (MCPS), founded by Herbert Feigl in 1953, promotes excellence in research and training in philosophy of science and related empirical studies of science. The Center promotes research internationally by bringing together scholars to participate in joint research projects, the results of which are published in Minnesota Studies in Philosophy of Science. It advances research and training locally by leading discussion groups comprised of faculty and graduate students from a broad range of departments at the University of Minnesota and area colleges and universities, by hosting visiting fellows, and by organizing a number of local events including a colloquium in the philosophy of science and science studies. These events draw attention to research conducted in science studies and draw internationally acclaimed scholars from around the world to the University of Minnesota.

URL: www.mcps.umn.edu
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Updated: May 6, 2008