Philosophy of science events

Philosophy of science events typically refer to conferences, workshops, seminars, or colloquia that focus on the philosophical aspects of scientific inquiry, methodology, and understanding. These events often feature discussions about the nature of scientific theories, the role of experiments, the relationship between science and society, and the implications of scientific developments.

The Tarner Lectures are a series of prestigious public lectures held at Trinity College, Cambridge. Established in 1831, they are designed to explore topics in philosophy, theology, and the sciences, often emphasizing the relationship between these disciplines. The lectures are named after John Tarner, a benefactor who endowed the series. The aim of the Tarner Lectures is to promote intellectual discourse and encourage engagement with complex ideas, making profound philosophical concepts accessible to a wider audience.