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2011

  • 104. (December) "Propensities and Pragmatism", Workshop on Probability and Statistics in Physics, Complutense University, Madrid, Spain (17/12/2011)
  • 103. (November) * “Inference and Scientific Representation”, Philosophy of Science Colloquium, University of Vienna, Austria (24/11/11).
  • 102. (November) * “Representation as Inference in Art and Science”, Boston Colloquium in Philosophy of Science, Boston University, Boston, US (04/11/11).
  • 101. (September) * (Keynote) “Causation, Manipulability, and Quantum Mechanics”, Causation and Explanation in the Sciences (CaEitS2011) Conference, Ghent University, Belgium (21/09/11).
  • 100. (April) * “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, Academie Internationale de Philosophie des Sciences (AIPS), Colloque, Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium (26/04/11).
  • 99. (April) * “Inference and Scientific Representation”, Thursday Tea Talks, Centre for the Philosophy of the Natural and Social Sciences (CPNSS), London School of Economics, London, UK (20/04/11).

2010

  • 98. (November) “Fiction, Idealization and Realism”, Symposium “Fictions and Scientific Realism”, Philosophy of Science Association (PSA2010), Montreal, Canada. (05/11/10).
  • 97. (October) “Pragmatismo y Representación en Ciencia” (“Pragmatism and Representation in Science”), Congreso de Jóvenes Filósofos, Complutense University, Spain. (28/10/10).
  • 96. (October) * “La Ficción en la Ciencia: Una Concepción Inferencial” (“Fiction in Science: An Inferential Conception”), IX Ontology Congress, Barcelona, Spain. (04/10/10).
  • 95. (July) “Margenau's Latency School”, III History of Quantum Physics conference, Max Planck Institute, Berlin, Germany (02/07/10).
  • 94. (June) * “Propensities and Pragmatism”, III Graduate Conference in the Philosophy of Probability, London School of Economics, London, UK (25/06/10)

2009

  • 93. (October) “The Experimental Attitude”, 2nd Conference of the European Philosophy of Science Association (EPSA09), Amsterdam, Netherlands (22/10/09).
  • 92. (October) * “Inferencia y Representación Científica” (“Inference and Scientific Representation”), Jornadas sobre Método y Representación en la Ciencia, Valladolid, Spain (09/10/09).
  • 91. (April)*, “Fictions, Inference, and Realism”, Scientific Realism Revisited conference, London School of Economics, London, UK (28/04/09).
  • 90. (April), “A History of Quantum Propensities”, 36th Annual Philosophy of Science conference, Dubrovnik, Croatia (14/04/09).
  • 89. (April)*, “Wide and Narrow Fictionalism in Science”, American Philosophical Association (APA), Symposium on Scientific Fictions, Vancouver, Canada (8-12/04/09).
  • 88. (January)* “Idealization, Abstraction and Fiction in Physical Science”, Histoire et Philosophie de la Physique seminar series, Laboratoire Rehseis, Université Paris 7, France. (21/01/2009).

2008

  • 87. (September) “Phenomena, Data and Representation”, Conference "Data-Phenomena-Theories: What's the notion of a scientific phenomenon good for?", Heidelberg University, Germany. (13/09/2008).
  • 86. (July) “A History of Quantum Propensities”, History of Quantum Physics II Conference, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, Utrecht University, Netherlands. (15/07/2008).
  • 85. (May)* “Scientific Representation: The Case for Inference”, Department of Philosophy, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. (22/05/2008).
  • 84. (May)* “Scientific Representation: The Case for Inference”, Department of Philosophy, University of Washington, Seattle, US. (21/05/2008).
  • 83. (May) “Scientific Representation: Against all Metaphysics”, Pragmatism and Naturalism conference, Centre for Logic and Philosophy of Science, Tilburg, Netherlands. (9/05/2008).

2007

  • 82. (December)*, “Experimental Realism without the Realism”, Department of Philosophy and History of Science, University of Athens, Greece. (11/12/2007).
  • 81. (November)*, “Propensities: A Deflationary View”, Workshop on Singular Causality, Counterfactuals and Mental Causation, University of Granada, Spain. (10/11/2007).
  • 80. (October), “Abstraction, Idealisation, Fiction: Some Epistemological Distinctions”, Idealisations in Science workshop, Tilburg Centre for Logic and the Philosophy of Science, Tilburg, Netherlands. (10/10/2007).
  • 79. (July)*, “Fictions and Inference in Science”, Workshop on Scientific Models: Semantics and Ontology, Logos, Barcelona, Spain. (10/07/2007).
  • 78. (April), “Fictions and Inference in Science”, IUC International Philosophy of Science Conference, Dubrovnik, Croatia. (18/04/2007).
  • 77. (January)*, “Scientific Fictions as Heuristic Rules of Inference”, workshop on “Representation, Control, Complexity”, Zentrüm fur Interdisziplinäre Forschung (ZiF), Universität Bielefeld, Germany. (22 /01 /2007).

2006

  • 76. (November) * “On the Analogy between Cognitive Representation and Truth”, Department of Philosophy Colloquium, University of Edinburgh, UK. (03/11/2006).
  • 75. (November) * “Scientific Representation: Against Similarity and Isomorphism”, Department of Philosophy Colloquium, University of Stirling, UK (02/11/2006)
  • 74. (June) “On the Interpretation of Guernica: Why Isomorphism won’t do for Representation – In Art or Science”, Beyond Mimesis and Nominalism: Representation in Art and in Science conference, London School of Economics, London, UK (22/06/2006).
  • 73. (June)* “Causal Inference in Quantum Mechanics: A Reassessment”, Causality and Probability in the Sciences Conference, University of Kent, UK (15/06/2006).
  • 72. (March)* “On the Analogy between Cognitive Representation and Truth”, Department of Philosophy Colloquium, University of Washington Seattle, US (28/03/2006).
  • 71. (March)* “Scientific Fictions as Heuristic Rules of Inference”, Symposium on Scientific Images, American Philosophical Association Pacific Division Meeting, Portland, Oregon, US. (26/03/2006).
  • 70. (March)* “The Issue of Representation in Scientific Epistemology: A Re-evaluation”, Conference in honour of Philip Kitcher, Ferrol, Spain. (10/03/2006).
  • 69. (February) “Scientific Fictions as Heuristics for Scientific Inference”, Scientific Representation: Idealisations, Fictions and Reasons International Conference, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain (02/02/2006).
  • 68. (January)* “Contingent Causal Warrant”, Contingency and Dissent Seminars, London School of Economics, UK. (09/01/2006).

2005

  • 67. (October)* “Representation, Inference and the Dynamics of Model-Building”, Popper Seminar, Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method, London School of Economics, UK. (11/10/2005).
  • 66. (October)* “Propensiones y el Problema de la Medición en Mecánica Cuántica”, II Workshop en Filosofía Especial de la Ciencia, Barcelona, Spain. (5/10/2005).
  • 65. (September) “Argumentos en Contra de la Teoría de la Representación como Semejanza”, II Congreso Iberoamericano de Filosofía de la Ciencia y la Tecnología, Universidad de La Laguna, Tenerife, Spain. (27/09/2005).
  • 64. (August) “Scientific Representation and Minimalism about Truth”, IV European Congress for Analytical Philosophy, Lisbon, Portugal. (27/08/2005).
  • 63. (July)* “Propensities and the Problem of Measurement”, International Conference on Philosophy and History of Physics, Abdera, Greece. (08/07/2005).
  • 62. (May)* “Quantum Propensities and the Problem of Measurement”, Sigma Club, London School of Economics, UK. (23/05/2005)
  • 61. (April) “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, XV Inter-University Conference on Philosophy and Cognitive Science, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. (20/04/2005).
  • 60. (January) * “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, X Italo-Spanish Meeting in Analytical Philosophy, Bologna, Italy. (24/02/2005).

2004

  • 59. (November)* “Causal Processes and Propensities in Quantum Mechanics”, Talk to the Probability, Physics and Modeling research group, University of Konstanz, Germany.
  • 58. (November) “Causes and Dispositions in Quantum Mechanics”, IV Conference of the Spanish Society for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Valladolid, Spain.
  • 57. (June)* “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, Department of Philosophy Colloquium, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle, USA.
  • 56. (March)* “Representation and Inference in Science and Art”, Philosophy Department Colloquium, Oberlin College, USA.
  • 55. (January)* “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, Philosophy of Physics Research Group, University of Oxford, UK

2003

  • 54. (December)* “Mediating Models”, Methodology of Economics Research Group, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain.
  • 53. (November)* “Causal Models for EPR Correlations”, philosophy of physics research group, University of Sydney, Australia.
  • 52. (November)* “Representation and Inference in Science and Art”, Department of Philosophy Colloquium, University of Sydney, Australia.
  • 51. (October)* “Representation and Inference in Science and Art”, Belgian Society for the Philosophy of Science, Brussels, Belgium.
  • 50. (September)* “Comments on T. Mormann”, Conference on The Constitution of Objects in Science: Qualities, Properties, Concepts, San Sebastian, Spain.
  • 49. (August) “Quantum Propensities: The Selections Approach”, XII International Conference LMPS, International Union of History and Philosophy of Science, Oviedo, Spain.
  • 48. (August)* “Causal Processes in Quantum Mechanics”, with a commentary by Martin Jones, in Causation and Explanation: Homage to Wesley Salmon, International Conference, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain.
  • 47. (March)* “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, LOGOS Group Research Seminar, with a commentary by Roman Frigg, University of Barcelona, Spain.
  • 46. (March)* “Representation and Inference in Science and Art”, Science Studies Colloquium, University of California San Diego, US.

2002

  • 45. (December)* “How Inference to the Most Probable Cause is Sound”, Conference in honour of Nancy Cartwright, Konstanz, Germany.
  • 44. (November) “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, Philosophy of Science Biennial Conference, Milwaukee, US.
  • 43. (November) “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, Colloquium in Analytical Philosophy, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
  • 42. (October) “An Inferential Conception of Scientific Representation”, Italian Society for Analytical Philosophy (SIFA), Bergamo, Italy.
  • 41. (June)* “Can Scientific Representation Be Naturalised?”, International Conference in Logic and Knowledge, Darmstadt, Germany.
  • 40. (May)* “Una Interpretación de la Mecánica Cuántica con Propensiones”, Research Seminar, Dept of Logic and Philosophy of Science, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain.
  • 39. (April) “Una Interpretación de la Mecánica Cuántica con Propensiones”, Conference on Ethics, Science and Metaphysics: Karl Popper’s Centenary, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain.
  • 38. (April) “Can Representation Be Naturalised?”, International Conference in Philosophy of Science, Dubrovnik, Croatia.
  • 37. (March)* “El Realismo Científico de Ian Hacking”, Research Seminar, The Open University (UNED), Madrid, Spain.
  • 36. (March)* “Philosophy of Science in the XXI century: From Kuhn to Hacking”, Fulbright Association, Madrid, Spain.
  • 35. (January)* “Scientific Representation”, Postgraduate Seminar in Philosophy of Science, University of California San Diego, US.
  • 34. (January)* “An Agent-Centered Conception of Scientific Representation”, II Conference on Language, Logic and Logistics, Physical Sciences Laboratories, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico, US.
  • 33. (January)* “Scientific Representation: A Pragmatist View”, Colloquium in the Philosophy of Science, University of Exeter, UK.

2001

  • 32. (June) “Selections, Quantum Dispositions and the Problem of Measurement”, Philosophy of Physics Research Seminar, Bristol, UK.
  • 31. (January)* “On the Notion of Representation in Contemporary Philosophy of Science, and its Implications for Modelling”, I Conference on Language, Logic and Logistics: Modelling and Inter-Disciplinary Discourse, Physical Sciences Laboratories, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico, US.

2000

  • 29. (August)* “Scientific Representation: Some Pragmatist Views, Parts I, II and III”. Delivered at III Summer School in Theory of Knowledge, Madralin, Poland.
  • 28. (March)* “Kuhn’s Worlds Revisited: Experiment and Representation in Physical Science”, University of Bradford, Interdisciplinary Human Studies Colloquium, UK.
  • 27. (February)* “Kuhn’s Theory of Scientific Revolutions”, Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, UK.
  • 26. (February)* “Kuhn’s Worlds Revisited: Experiment and Representation in Physical Science”, Leeds University, History and Philosophy of Science Colloquium, UK.

1999

  • 26. (December)* “Dispositions and the Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics”, Nottingham University, Philosophy Department Colloquium, UK.
  • 25. (July) “Dispositions, Quantum Measurements and Selective Interactions”, British Society for the Philosophy of Science Annual Conference, Nottingham, UK.
  • 24. (May) (with Nancy Cartwright)* “Causal Models for the EPR Correlations”, conference in honour of Arthur Fine, Ohio State University, US.
  • 23. (February)* “Kuhn’s Worlds: Revisiting The Structure of Scientific Revolutions”, Critical Theory Seminar, Bristol University, UK.

1998

  • 22. (December) “Theories, Models and Representations”, International Symposium on Model-Based Reasoning in Scientific Discovery, Pavia, Italy.
  • 21. (September) “Selective Interactions and the Measurement Problem”, 7th UK Conference in Foundations of Physics, Nottingham, UK.
  • 20. (May)* “Phenomenal Conceptions: The Role of Models in the Application of Scientific Theories”, History and Philosophy of Science Colloquium, Northwestern University, US.
  • 19. (April)* “Using Models to Apply Theories: The Case of Superconductivity”, Conceptual Foundations of Science Colloquium, University of Chicago, US.
  • 18. (March)* “Causation and the EPR Correlations”, Philosophy Department Seminar, University of California San Diego, US.

1997

  • 17. (September)* “Filosofía e Historia de las Ciencias Físicas”. (A 10-lecture doctoral course). Departamento de Ciencias Físicas, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain.

1996

  • 16. (December) “Empiricism, Causal Reductionism and Quantum Mechanics”, Department of Logic and Metaphysics Seminar, University of St. Andrews, Scotland.
  • 15. (July) “The Measurement Problem: An Instrumentalist View”, II International Symposium on Foundations of Quantum Physics, Oviedo, Spain.
  • 14. (May)* “Empirical Adequacy: Its Meaning in Theory and in Practice”, International Workshop on Scientific Modelling, Wisseschaftkolleg, Berlin, Germany.
  • 13. (March)* “Building Models: Lessons for the Empiricist”, International Symposium on Modelling in Physics and Economics, Tinbergen Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

1995

  • 12. (September) “How Theories Save Phenomena: A Case Against Embedding”, British Society for the Philosophy of Science Annual Conference, Leeds University, UK.
  • 11. (August) “On the Physical Impossibility of Ideal Quantum Measurements”, 10th International Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Florence, Italy.
  • 10. (May) “How Theories Save Phenomena: A Case Against Embedding”, Einstein Meets Magritte: An International Conference on Science and Art, Brussels, Belgium.

1994

  • 9. (December) “Causal Accounts of the EPR Correlations: Not such a Bad Idea After All”, Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method Colloquium, London School of Economics, UK.
  • 8. (November)* “How Do We Relate Phenomena to Theory: The Case of Superconductivity”, Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Informazione, Universitá degli Studi di Milano, Italy.
  • 7. (November)* “A Causal Model for the EPR Correlations”, Dipartimento di Scienze dell’Informazione, Universitá degli Studi di Milano, Italy.
  • 6. (November)* “Un Modello Causale delle Correlazioni di EPR”, Dipartimento di Filosofia, Firenze, Italy.
  • 5. (September) “Some Probabilistic Features of a Direct-Cause Model for EPR”, 3rd UK Conference in Foundations of Physics, Cambridge, UK.
  • 4. (August)* (with Nancy Cartwright and Towfic Shomar) “The Tool-Box of Science”, International Union of the History and Philosophy of Science Conference, Warsaw, Poland.

1993

  • 3. (December) “Causas Comunes y Causas Directas en el Experimento de EPR”, Congreso de la Sociedad Española de Lógica, Metodología y Filosofía de la Ciencia, Madrid, Spain.
  • 2. (September) “Non-Ideal Measurements in Van Fraassen’s Modal Interpretation”,British Society for the Philosophy of Science Annual Conference, St. Andrews, Scotland, UK.

1992

  • 1. (September) (with Nancy Cartwright) “Causal Inferences in Quantum Theory”, International Quantum Structures Association, Castiglioncello, Italy.
Other Invited Conference and Workshop Participation

2009

  • (November) Round Table on Contemporary Tendencies in Philosophy of Science, VI Conference of the Spanish Society for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Valencia, Spain (20/11/2009).

2008

  • (October) Chair of Session, IV Workshop on Causal and Classical Concepts in Science, University of Granada (10/10/2008).
  • (June) Chair of Session, Graduate Conference in Philosophy of Probability, London School of Economics (27/06/2007).
  • (April) Chair of Sessions at the Theoretical Frameworks and Empirical Underdetermination workshop, Düsseldorf University (10-12/04/2008).

2007

  • (September) “Comments on Anne Meylan”, IV Latin Meeting in Analytical Philosophy, Genova, Italy. (21/09/07).
  • (September) Chair of Sessions at the III Workshop on Causal and Classical Concepts in Science, Barcelona (12-13/09/07).

2006

  • (December) “Comments on Paul Faulkner”, International Workshop Just Knowledge: Trust and Justice in Contemporary Epistemology, Madrid (12/12/2006).
  • (December) “Comments on Jonathan Knowles”, Symposium on Communitarian Epistemology, V Conference of the Spanish Society for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Granada (01/12/2006).
  • (September) “Comments on Alban Bouvier”, Philosophy of Social Sciences Seminar, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED), Madrid (21/09/2006).
  • (June) London School of Economics, Contingency and Dissent in Science project conference. Chair of Session: “Evidence and Policy Evaluation - Some Lessons from Econometrics” by Damien Fennel (20/06/2006).

2005

  • (May) “Comments on Jean-Louis Hudry’s paper”, Graduate Conference in the Philosophy of Natural and Social Sciences, London School of Economics (27/05/2005).

2004

  • (June) London School of Economics, International Conference: Causality: Metaphysics and Methods. Chair of Session: “Mechanisms and Causes”.
  • (March) University of South Carolina, Imaging and Imagining in Nanotechnology conference: Chair of Session: “Epistemological and Normative Aspects of Representation at the Nanoscale”

2000

  • (November) Philosophy of Science Association Biennial Conference, Vancouver, Canada: Chair of Session: “Causation in Quantum Mechanics”.
  • (July) British Society for the Philosophy of Science Annual Conference, Sheffield, UK. Chair of Session: “Models and Structural Realism”.

1995

  • (September) Course on Philosophy of Cosmology by John Earman, Adolf Grünbaum y Jesús Mosterín. Universidad de Verano Menéndez-Pelayo, Santander, Spain.

1993

  • (May) European Union Erasmus Link Workshop on “Realism in Science”, Thessaloniki, Greece.
  • (July) IV International Symposium on Foundations of Physics, Köln, Germany.

1992

  • (May) European Union Erasmus Link Workshop on “Probability and Causality”, Aarhus, Denmark.

1990

  • (November) International Conference in Honour of Hilary Putnam, St. Andrews, Scotland, UK.

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