The deadline for applying to graduate travel bursaries has been extended to Friday, 30 August 2013. To apply, go here for details.
Registration and Graduate Travel Awards
The (preliminary) speaker program is now available. If you would like to come, please register (required!) – information is provided.
Please also note that travel awards for graduate students to attend are available. Please apply, or please make sure any suitable candidates are aware of the opportunity (especially members of any under-represented groups).
New date for Chicago meeting
Our Chicago meeting in September will not take place 26-28 September, as initially announced, but instead 27-29 September 2013. The program will be available shortly on this website.
Call for papers/proposals now closed
The call for contributed papers and abstracts of proposals has now been closed. We hope to notify all authors whether their submissions have been accepted by mid-July. For future reference, the CFP will remain visible as a separate page for a while.
CFP: Seminar on the Philosophical Foundations of Quantum Gravity
27-29 September 2013 – University of Illinois at Chicago
Invited Speakers:
Jeremy Butterfield (Cambridge)
Elena Castellani (Florence)
Bianca Dittrich (Perimeter Institute)
Jeff Harvey (Chicago)
Nick Huggett (UIC)
Christian Wüthrich (UCSD)
The investigation of quantum gravity has been central to theoretical physics for at least two decades, but philosophy has only engaged with this field in very a fragmentary way. The purpose of this meeting is bring together people with research agendas in quantum gravity, to present their work and develop some common understanding of philosophical topics, questions, approaches, and solutions. Because the field is very new, many of those involved are near or recent PhDs – along with established scholars, they are encouraged to attend, to share their work or learn. Continue reading CFP: Seminar on the Philosophical Foundations of Quantum Gravity
Welcome to Beyond Spacetime
This is the new website of Beyond Spacetime (Nick Huggett and Christian Wüthrich), replacing beyondspacetime.blog.com, which has been shut down for inscrutable reasons. Welcome!