John D. Norton
Lectures
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Mangoletsi-Potts Lectures
Department of Philosophy
University of Leeds
Bar-Hillel Colloquium
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
Wedberg Lectures
Department of Philosophy
Stockholm University
Conference: "Scientific and Epistemic Tools: Models,
Thought Experiments and Analogical Reasoning,"
Department of Philosophy
University of Salzburg
in
Summer School
The Nature of Entropy 1
From Thermodynamics to Black Holes
July 22-27
Summer School
SWC Scientific World Conceptions
University of Vienna
Thought Experiments in Science, PSP7
Thought Experiments in Science, PSP6
Thought Experiments in Science, PSP5
Thought Experiments in Science, PSP4
Thought Experiments in Science, PSP3
Thought Experiments in Science, PSP2
Thought Experiments in Science, PSP1
Pittsburgh Summer Program
Center for Philosophy of Science
University of Pittsburgh
July 10-14, 2023
July 11-15, 2022
July 12-16, 2021
July 13-17, 2020
July 15-July 19, 2019
Wednesday, July 18th, 2018
Wednesday, July 12th, 2017
25th Midwest Relativity Meeting
Public Lecture
Northwestern University
Evanston IL
4th Tuebingen Summer School in the History and Philosophy of Science, Forum Scientiarum, Doblerstrasse 33, 72074 Tuebingen.
No-Go Result for the Thermodynamics of Computation
Hot Topics in Physical Informatics
Hunan University, Changsha city, Hunan, China
(via video)
Summer School, Rotman Institute of Philosophy, at Oakwood Resort, Grand Bend, Ontario.
Two lectures:
"Einstein's Miraculous Argument of 1905"
"No-Go Result for the Thermodynamics of Computation"
Two lecture given during a visit to the Institute. One is on Einstein and the other on issues of approximation and idealization in statistical physics
Pitt-Tsinghua Summer School for Philosophy of Science
Institute of Science, Technology and Society, Tsinghua
University
Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh
At Tsinghua University, Beijing.
The lectures in this summer school span over a range of topics in
philosophy (and history) of physics
Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker Lectures
University of Hamburg
These five lectures present cases studies in the interaction of physical science with fundamental problems of philosophy. They reflect Carl Friedrich von Weizsaecker's interest in the intersection of science and philosophy.
This summer school is offered to doctoral students and postdoctoral scholars in philosophy of physics and is based loosely on the topic "What is the Nature of Space and Time?" My lectures cover causation in physics, determinism in classical physics and Einstein's method in his discovery of general relativity.