Fwd: Numerous Numerosity: an interdisciplinary conference on mathematical cognition, fundamental science, and philosophy of mathematics

[Joao Marcos]

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Numbers: we use them every day, science relies on their precision,
entire mathematical theories are built from them, they are the
lifeblood of our technological ecosystem, even animals and plants show
some numerical competency… but, what are numbers?

Held online May 24-28, Numerous Numerosity is an interdisciplinary
conference aimed at answering this seemingly naive question in the
most comprehensive way possible.

http://semf.org.es/numerosity/

We are delighted to announce a list of world-class plenary speakers:

Stephen Wolfram (Wolfram Research)
Jessica Flack (Santa Fe Institute)
Rafael Núñez (University of California - San Diego)
Regina Fabry (Ruhr University - Bochum)
David Krakauer (Santa Fe Institute)
Nicolas Gisin (University of Geneva, Schaffhausen Institute of Technology)
Karenleigh A. Overmann (University of Colorado - Colorado Springs)
Andrea Sereni (University School for Advanced Studies Pavia)
Grace W. Lindsay (Columbia University)
Kevin Buzzard (Imperial College London)
Menachem Magidor (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Participants from any background are welcome to attend, but we expect
that this event will be of particular interest to researchers in the
fields of mathematical cognition, complexity science, foundations of
mathematics, neuroscience, fundamental physics, computer science and
philosophy of mathematics. Those wishing to attend the online
conference by joining the virtual meetings must click the button
“Attend” on the event website before May 16. The event will also be
live-streamed on YouTube.

Following the main event there will be a small-scale three-day
workshop aimed primarily at young researchers. Applications to
participate in the workshop are open until May 16:

http://semf.org.es/numerosity/#workshop