[hopos-g] Workshop Announcement_ Emerging Voices: APPSA Early Career Workshop

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The Asian Pacific Philosophy of Science Association (APPSA) is pleased to announce Emerging Voices: APPSA Early Career Workshop, an online workshop to be held on 24 April 2025 (Japan/Korea Time, GMT+9).


Emerging Voices is a one-day online workshop intended to promote interaction and scholarly exchange between early-career researchers and senior scholars in philosophy of science within the Asia-Pacific community. The workshop will adopt a reverse-seminar format, in which early-career researchers deliver short presentations, each accompanied by a senior commentator working in the relevant area.


For more information, please see below.


Best Regards,

I-Jan


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Program (Schedule is in Japan/Korea Time; GMT+09:00):


Morning Session


08:50-09:00. Welcome.


09:00-09:05. Open Remark.


09:05-10:00. Non-pursuitworthiness in drug regulation and beyond. 

Speaker: Han, HyeJeong | 한 혜정 (State University of New York, Korea).

Commentator: Christopher ChoGlueck (New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology).


10:05-11:00. A Deep Learning Perspective on Teleosemantics: What is Producer-Consumer Cooperation and Why Does it Matter?

Speaker: Michida, Soto | 道田 蒼人 (Kyoto University).

Commentator: André Curtis-Trudel (University of Cincinnati).


11:05-12:00. A Puzzle of Scientific Truth: Is Scientific Truth the Aim of Inquiry?

Speaker: Komada, Tamaki | 駒田 珠希 

Commentator: Michael D. Kirchhoff (University of Wollongong).


Afternoon Session


15:00-15:55. “Real” Kind or “Practical” Kind?

Speaker: Chio, Hio Ngou | 趙 曉傲 (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University).

Commentator: Darrell P. Rowbottom (Lingnan University).


16:00-16:55. How Reproducibility Is Made to Work: Normativity and Accountability in Biochemical Practice.

Speaker: Kim, Kayoung | 김 가영 (University of Notre Dame).

Commentator: Stephan Guttinger (University of Exeter).


17:00-17:55. Should We Fund AI Philosophers Instead of Human Philosophers?

Matsuda, Arata | 松田 新 (Hokkaido University).

Commentator: Neil Levy (Macquarie University).


17:55-18:00. Close Remark.


Information:


Zoom link: https://ucincinnati.zoom.us/j/8516730653 (No Registration is needed.)

Meeting ID: 851 673 0653


Program & Abstract: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17diGaptp8KhE1YK2o7Z2aeSP0_JHRLNkwFjYbtZrJjQ/edit?usp=sharing


Organizer:


I-Jan Wang

wan...@mail.uc.edu | ijanwa...@gmail.com

Online Committee Member, Asian-Pacific Philosophy of Science Association

Graduate Student, Philosophy, University of Cincinnati

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