Fwd: #Announcements > HAPOC Bytes #9
Gisele Dalva
Henri Stephanou: Dear @all ,
We are pleased to send you the 9th newsletter of the association for the History and Philosophy of Computing (HAPOC), a commission of DLMPST and DHST. Its goal is to provide you with some news of the community, and tentatively, of our discipline.
Here is the menu for today:
- Announcements
- Upcoming events
- CfPs conferences
- CfPs publications
- Open positions
- What we’ve or written
- HAPOC focus: prototyping the Anthology of Texts in History and Philosophy of Computing (ATHAPOC) ! Call for ideas and contributions !
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1.Announcements
The HaPoC working group on data sharing will meet online:
- on May 28 with George Zoukas, “When Knowledge Leaves Discussion: The Limits of Conversational Media from Usenet to Blogs”
- on June 11 with Barbara Hof “From Adam and Eva to the World Wide Web: A Short History of Data Sharing in Physics”.
Please write to Vassilis Galanos to have the latest updates!
HaPoC will be at CiE 2026, in Trier 26-31 July ! Theme: “New French Philosophy of Computing”, with Thierry Coquand, Paula Quinon, Thomas Seiller and Loïc Colson. Kindly organized by Hajo Greif !
HaPoP is currently being planned for November 2026 in Basel! Please stay tuned !
2.Upcoming events
Advertised by the community:
Salomé Viljoen, From Privacy to Data Governance (or, Social Rights in Information), Data and digital infrastructures seminar, online, June 4, 4:30PM CET.
Amelie Mittelmeier, programming languages and communities, CNAM, Paris and online, June 15, 3pm CET.
From the mailing lists:
Cybernetic Authoritarianism: On Silicon Valley’s Technofacism, Ethics in IT research group, University of Hamburg, Hamburg and online via Zoom, May 27, 2026, 18:15–19:45 CEST
Rewilding the Web: Diversity & Resilience in Sociotechnical Infrastructure, workshop at The University of Edinburgh, May 28-29
Workshop on Philosophical Issues in Neural Computation, Ruhr-University Bochum, Beckmannshof, June 2-3
Values and Technology: Deweyan Perspectives, Center for Dewey Studies Italy, University of Bologna, June 4-5, in person only.
Online course: Phenomenology of Artificial Intelligence, British Society for Phenomenology, online, June 7, 14, 21, 28, 7:00–8:30pm UK time
13th INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL ON DEEP LEARNING - DeepLearn , University of Orléans, Orléans, France, July 20-24, early registration June 19
3.CfPs future Conferences
Advertised by the community:
“Teaching and learning of discrete and computational mathematics” at CERME 15, Bratislava, 8-12 February 2027, submission September 15.
From the mailing lists:
artifices – technology, thought, art, the 6th Ereignis Conference, Ereignis Center for Philosophy and the Arts, Gdynia, Poland, August 8-9, submission June 1
Philosophy of Artificial Music. Algorithms, Machine Learning, Data, Nantes Université, France, November 3-5, submission June 1
16th International Conference on Formal Ontology in Information Systems (FOIS ), International Association for Ontology and its Applications, Vitória, ES, Brazil and online, September 21–25, workshop and other calls submission June 3 (individual papers closed).
1st Workshop on Critical AI Safety, Center for Philosophy of AI, University of Copenhagen, October 1-2, submission July 1
AI and philosophy: 11th international Philosophy Students’ Symposium, Department of Philosophy, University of Maribor and Slovenian Society for Analytic Philosophy, Maribor, November 12–13, abstract submission July 19.
Inaugural Digital Ethics Center Symposium at Yale, Yale University, New Haven, CT, October 16, submission August 30.
FrankenstAIn Conference, KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Ingolstadt, Germany, October 22-23, essay prize submission September 4.
Responsible and Trusted AI: An Interdisciplinary Perspective track at AISoLA , co-organized by Centre for European Research in Trusted Artificial Intelligence (CERTAIN), Kos, Greece, October 27–31, submission May 25 and June 30.
4.CfPs Publications
Scientific understanding and Machine Learning in science: From traditional themes to recent developments and new vistas, Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, submission deadline June 20, 2026.
Special Issue on Imagination, Creativity and Artificial Intelligence, Philosophical Psychology, eds. Kenzo Miyazono (Hokkaido) and Fiora Salis (York), submission July 31.
Human Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence, Aion. Journal of Philosophy and Science, submission September 30.
The Ethics of Medical Artificial Intelligence: Trust and the Adoption of AI in Healthcare, collection in Philosophy and Technology, eds. Anibal Astobiza (Granada) and Ramón Ortega-Lozano (Madrid), submission December 1st.
5. Open positions & awards
Advertised by the community:
Data science for legal professions, data engineer 1y contract Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, application until June 10.
HuME (The Human Mind and its Explanations: Language, Brain and Reasoning PhD Call, Pavia, Milano, Pisa, application until June 12.
From the mailing lists:
Fully funded PhD Studentship in Philosophy of Automated Science at Exeter, Egenis Centre, University of Exeter, UK, start September , application until May 26.
3-year Postdoctoral Fellowship in Philosophy of Technology, Eindhoven University of Technology, application until May 30.
Call for short time Fellowships , Institute for Medical and Data Ethics, Heidelberg University, Germany, funding period 2 to 6 months between August 15, and February 15, 2027, application until May 31.
Éthique, technique, ingénierie, 3y teaching/research position, Université Technologique de Compiègne, France, application until June 13.
Postdoc position on ethics and epistemology of AI in psychiatric diagnosis, University of Copenhagen, Section for Consumption, Bioethics and Governance, application until June 15.
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