8:00

Breakfast

9:00

Speaker 1: Elay Shech (Auburn University)
“Historical Inductions Meet the Material Theory”

9:50

Speaker 2: Molly Kao (University of Montreal)
“Induction and Deduction in the Context of Pursuit”

10:40

Coffee Break

11:00

Speaker 3: Jonathan Livengood (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) “Debunking Induction”

11:50

Speaker 4: Leah Henderson (University of Groningen) “Norton at the Boundaries of Probability”

12:40

Lunch on your own

2:00

Speaker 5: Richard Dawid (University of Stockholm)
“The Material Inductivist, the Bayesian, and Complete Ignorance”

2:50

Speaker 6: Michel Janssen (University of Minnesota)
"The trouble with I in IBE”

3:40

Coffee Break

4:00

Speaker 7: Wendy Parker (Durham University)
"Inferring the Best Explanation of 20th Century Climate Change"

4:50

Speaker 8: David Wallace (University of Southern California) “Quantum Inductive Logic and the Everett Interpretation”

8:00

Breakfast

9:00

Part I: The Proposal
Led by Balazs Gyenis (Hungarian Academy of Sciences) and Eric Hatleback (Carnegie Mellon University)

10:30

Coffee Break

10:45

Part II: The Virtue Critique
Led by Siska De Baerdemaeker (University of Pittsburgh), Dasha Pruss (University of Pittsburgh)

12:15

Lunch on your own

1:30

Part III: The Bayes Critique
Led by Jonathan Bain (New York University) and Nora Boyd (Siena College)

3:00

Coffee Break

3:15

Part IV: The Puzzle Cases
Led by Bryan Roberts (London School of Economics) and Jeremy Butterfield (University of Cambridge)

4:45

Concluding Remarks

5:00

Adjourn