The Logic Supergroup is an alliance of logicians in quarantine. It comprises logic groups across the world, hosting virtual talks by speakers that these groups would have had in their physical seminars/colloquia, had it not been for the global pandemic. Topics include philosophical logic, mathematical logic, and the use of logic and formal methods in linguistics, computer science, cognitive science, and other areas.
The upcoming presentations are detailed in the calendar below, which you can navigate to find the abstracts of past and future talks as well. You can find out about the participating groups' scheduled talks in the Participating groups page.
Carnegie Mellon University Program in Pure and Applied Logic, United States
Centre for Logic, Epistemology, and the History of Science, Unicamp in Campinas, Brazil
Indiana University Program on Pure and Applied Logic, United States
Institute of Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC), Amsterdam, Netherlands
International Laboratory for Logic, Linguistics, and Formal Philosophy, Russia
Kansas Logic Group, United States
Montreal Inter-University Workshop on History and Philosophy of Mathematics, Canada
Notre Dame Program in Logic and Foundations of Mathematics, United States
Research on Logical Expressivism Group (ROLE), Pittsburgh and Montreal, United States and Canada
The Utrecht Logic-in-Progress Seminar (TULIPS), Utrecht, Netherlands
UNAM Logic Group, Mexico
Vienna Center for Logic and Algorithms (VCLA), TU Vienna, Austria
Log-in information for Supergroup events is circulated via the Logic Supergroup mailing list.
Please contact one of us (contact details appear below) to be added to the mailing list.
For log-in information for talks in the online colloquia hosted by participating groups, please contact the conveners of the respecive groups.
Johanna Franklin, Hofstra University
Shay Logan, Kansas State University
Marcus Rossberg, University of Connecticut
Shawn Standefer, University of Melbourne
Damian Szmuc, University of Buenos Aires and CONICET