SPSP 2024 Call for Posters
Date/Time
2/16/2024
12:00 AM - 11:45 PM Eastern
12:00 AM - 11:45 PM Eastern
Event Type(s)
Call for Papers (Enter the SUBMISSION DEADLINE as the date above. Submit EVENT separately.)
Event Description
Submission is now open for poster abstracts to be presented at SPSP 2024 which will be hosted by the Ann Johnson Institute for Science, Technology and Society at the University of South Carolina. The conference dates are May 16-18, 2024; the pre-conference workshop will be held on May 15.
Poster abstracts may be on any research topic in the philosophy of science in practice, focusing on detailed and systematic studies of scientific practices — neither dismissing concerns about truth and rationality, nor ignoring contextual and pragmatic factors.
We welcome contributions from philosophers, historians and sociologists of science, practicing scientists, and any others with an interest in philosophical questions regarding scientific practice. We strive for quality, variety, innovation, and diversity in accepted abstracts.
Poster submission
Submission link: https://submissions2024.philosophy-science-practice.org/openconf/openconf.php
Please specify [Poster] in the title of your poster abstract
Submission deadline: 16 February 2024
Main Contact: Manuela Fernández Pinto
Poster formats
Posters must include a title, an abstract of 500 words, full affiliation details, and contact information for the presenter(s). Please specify [Poster] in the title of your poster abstract, so that it can be clearly distinguished from a paper/symposium submission. We will announce decisions on abstract proposals on an ongoing basis, usually within four weeks after submission. All proposals should be submitted online through the OpenConf system: https://submissions2024.philosophy-science-practice.org/openconf/openconf.php.
Our policy regarding multiple submissions to SPSP 2024 does not apply to poster abstracts. A presenting author on a contributed paper or participating in a symposium may also submit one poster abstract on a substantially different topic.
If you are wondering how to design your poster or to prepare your poster presentation, we found the PSA2016 and the Daily Nous websites helpful.
Presentations and prize
There will be dedicated slots for poster presentation in the conference program. Presenters should be present at their posters during those times. The best poster selected by conference participants, will be awarded a prize of €200.
Poster abstracts may be on any research topic in the philosophy of science in practice, focusing on detailed and systematic studies of scientific practices — neither dismissing concerns about truth and rationality, nor ignoring contextual and pragmatic factors.
We welcome contributions from philosophers, historians and sociologists of science, practicing scientists, and any others with an interest in philosophical questions regarding scientific practice. We strive for quality, variety, innovation, and diversity in accepted abstracts.
Poster submission
Submission link: https://submissions2024.philosophy-science-practice.org/openconf/openconf.php
Please specify [Poster] in the title of your poster abstract
Submission deadline: 16 February 2024
Main Contact: Manuela Fernández Pinto
Poster formats
Posters must include a title, an abstract of 500 words, full affiliation details, and contact information for the presenter(s). Please specify [Poster] in the title of your poster abstract, so that it can be clearly distinguished from a paper/symposium submission. We will announce decisions on abstract proposals on an ongoing basis, usually within four weeks after submission. All proposals should be submitted online through the OpenConf system: https://submissions2024.philosophy-science-practice.org/openconf/openconf.php.
Our policy regarding multiple submissions to SPSP 2024 does not apply to poster abstracts. A presenting author on a contributed paper or participating in a symposium may also submit one poster abstract on a substantially different topic.
If you are wondering how to design your poster or to prepare your poster presentation, we found the PSA2016 and the Daily Nous websites helpful.
Presentations and prize
There will be dedicated slots for poster presentation in the conference program. Presenters should be present at their posters during those times. The best poster selected by conference participants, will be awarded a prize of €200.
Location
Setting: In-Person
Ann Johnson Institute for Science, Technology and Society at the University of South Carolina
Ann Johnson Institute for Science, Technology and Society at the University of South Carolina
Details
Tenth Biennial SPSP — Columbia (SC) 2024
16–18 May 2024
Ann Johnson Institute for Science Technology & Society,University of South Carolina, USA
Pre-conference workshop: 15 May 2024
As per SPSP tradition, there will be a one-day workshop the day before the workshop starts, around a theme TBA.
Programme
The conference website with programme and downloadable Book of Abstracts will be launched later this academic year.
There will be keynotes by Prof. Leah McClimans (professor of philosophy, and co-director of the Ann Johnson Institute for Science, Technology & Society at the University of South Carolina), Prof. Sean Valles (professor and director of the Center for Bioethics and Social Justice, at Michigan State University), and Prof. Chiara Ambrosio (professor of HPS at the Science and Technology Studies department of UCL).
Registration
The registration page will have the usual breakdown of fees and timings, including a reduced-price 'Early Bird'-registration which the speakers have to use.
Conference accomodation and transport
Attendees will book their own travel to Columbia, and hotel/lodging for the conference: No designated conference hotel or location is planned.
16–18 May 2024
Ann Johnson Institute for Science Technology & Society,University of South Carolina, USA
Pre-conference workshop: 15 May 2024
As per SPSP tradition, there will be a one-day workshop the day before the workshop starts, around a theme TBA.
Programme
The conference website with programme and downloadable Book of Abstracts will be launched later this academic year.
There will be keynotes by Prof. Leah McClimans (professor of philosophy, and co-director of the Ann Johnson Institute for Science, Technology & Society at the University of South Carolina), Prof. Sean Valles (professor and director of the Center for Bioethics and Social Justice, at Michigan State University), and Prof. Chiara Ambrosio (professor of HPS at the Science and Technology Studies department of UCL).
Registration
The registration page will have the usual breakdown of fees and timings, including a reduced-price 'Early Bird'-registration which the speakers have to use.
Conference accomodation and transport
Attendees will book their own travel to Columbia, and hotel/lodging for the conference: No designated conference hotel or location is planned.
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