You can view the schedule here, and the book of abstracts here. All of the information from the timetable is also included in this website. The schedule is a live document and will reflect any last-minute changes to the timetable, which we'll also list below once the conference starts.
Last-minute changes
Thurssday lunchtime: The lunchtime EDI session will be in room 1.09. It's fine to take your lunch in with you!
Thursday 16.00-17.30:
Philosophy of medicine: This will now be in 1.05. Also, Alex Broadbent has had to drop out. The first two talks will go ahead at 16.00 and 16.30 as planned.
Race in the clinic: Now in G.02.
Please read the Chairing Policy page and, if you're presenting, the Info for speakers page.
The keynotes will be livestreamed on Teams: Hendry / Knuuttila / Knox
Graduate student workshop (12.00-14.00 Tues, G.02): All graduate students and early-career researchers are welcome. Please arrive a bit early if you want coffee and sandwiches! (Not allowed in G.02.)
BSPS AGM (14.15-15.15 Tues): If you are a BSPS member -- which you should be if you are attending the conference -- please do come along!
BSPS AGM Agenda (includes Teams link, if you're attending remotely)
BJPS Meet the Editors session (13.10-14.00 Wed): Open to anyone who wants to find out or ask about how the BJPS works.Lunch will be served in room 1.32 at 1pm, so please quickly grab a plate of food and bring it with you.
EDI lunch (13.10-14.00 Thurs): This session is devoted to discussing the underrepresentation of women and other marginalised groups in academic philosophy of science. It is an opportunity to share experiences of marginalisation and to discuss what we the BSPS might do to improve support for women and other marginalised groups in the profession. The meeting is open to women, other marginalised groups, and their allies. Lunch will be served in room 1.32 at 1pm, so please quickly grab a plate of food and bring it with you.