The workshop welcomes formal and informal contributions on anomalies in scientific disciplines -- with a special focus on novel ways to characterize, reconstruct, and explain anomalies in different areas of scientific research.  Topics include, but are not limited to the following:

• The ontological status of anomalies (the nature of anomalies in science, the limits of scientific research programs). 

• The epistemological significance of anomalies (their relation with ignorance, knowledge, and scientific understanding).

• The role of logic(s) in handling anomalies in science (distinct inferential mechanisms that could underlie the phenomenon of handling anomalies in the sciences, formal reconstructions of historical anomalies).

• The social and cultural dimensions of anomalies (how scientific communities respond to new evidence, how scientific communities respond to anomalies)

• The methodological challenges of studying anomalies (the methodological challenges involved in identifying, studying, and interpreting anomalies in different scientific disciplines).