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Greetings, esteemed colleagues and friends on LinkedIn, I am honored to announce my participation as a speaker at the Young Researchers Days VIII, an interdisciplinary conference in Logic, History, and Philosophy of Science. I will be presenting a lecture titled “Modality, non-deterministic semantics, and a mixture of both” a subject that has been a significant part of my academic pursuits. 🗓️ Event Dates: 23 & 24 November 2023 📍 Venue: Salle Prigogine, The Royal Academies for Science and the Arts of Belgium, Brussels 🔗 More Info: https://lnkd.in/eEsRpMis This conference is not just about logic; it's a unique interdisciplinary platform that brings together young researchers and established scholars in the fields of History of Science, Philosophy of Science, and Logic. It's an opportunity to explore how research can transcend disciplinary boundaries and foster intellectual growth. I am eager to share my insights and engage in enriching discussions with fellow attendees. I cordially invite all interested in these diverse fields to join us for two days of stimulating presentations and conversations. Your presence and participation would greatly contribute to the depth and breadth of this academic exchange. Looking forward to an engaging and fruitful event. For more information about my research profile check: https://lnkd.in/efiThgds #Linguistics #Semantics #Modality #Logic #PhilosophyOfScience #HistoryOfScience #YoungResearchersDaysVIII #InterdisciplinaryResearch

What an honor to be elected into the European Academy of Sciences and the Arts! 😊 But more than that, it is an obligation, and a responsibility. Today’s (and tomorrow’s) grand challenges can only be tackled if scientists work together closely across disciplines and across nations. And if policymakers also heed sound scientific advice. https://euro-acad.eu/ #science #arts #academy #europe #sdg

The 22 April NITheCS Colloquium 'How close is Artificial General Intelligence and how will it affect fundamental science?' by Prof Bruce Bassett (University of Cape Town) is now available online. 'We explore the highly contentious issue of how close we are to genuine Artificial General Intelligence that is able to learn flexibly and generally like humans do. We then discuss what this means for research in fundamental science and end with speculations about the plausibility and consequences of Superintelligence.' https://buff.ly/4aY0dM6

🚀 Great news! 🚀 The abstract submission deadline for Mobile Tartu 2024 PhD School and Conference sessions has been extended! You now have more time to submit your abstracts and be part of this exciting event. Don't miss this chance to share your research and network with fellow scholars. Submit your abstract today! #MobileTartu2024 #PhDSchool #Conference #AbstractSubmission #DeadlineExtended"

UKRAINIAN SCIENTISTS IN EXILE: A BATTLE FOR ACADEMIC RESILIENCE AMIDST WAR Explore the challenges faced by Ukrainian universities and scientific institutions displaced by Russia's occupation since 2014. This article delves into the resilience of institutions like Mariupol State University, the adaptability of others such as Dmytro Motornyi Tavria State Agrotechnological University, and the broader effort to rebuild Ukraine's academic landscape. Learn about the complexities involved, including the government's plans for reclaiming occupied territories and enticing academics back, while acknowledging the reluctance of some to return amidst the prolonged conflict. https://lnkd.in/d5uJDx2u

The #NationalEducationPolicy (NEP) 2020 in India emphasizes the integration of the #IndianKnowledgeSystem into the modern education framework for the following reasons: 1. Cultural Relevance 2. Holistic Development 3. Local Solution to Global Problems 4. Preservation of Heritage

I’ve been running 3MT since 2018 for the University of Dundee. It’s a really tough competition. It sounds easy but feels and *is* really challenging. It’s not about fitting as much content as you can into 3 minutes. It’s actually about slowing down. It’s one of the best development opportunities for post-doctoral researchers to learn how to talk clearly and understandably about their PhD, their purpose and ‘why’ they are doing it. I love seeing how their confidence and approach develops and evolves. When I speak to them about the ‘why’ it’s often a challenge to get people to move beyond the reasoning given by their supervisor or the specific detail of their project but I ask why are they doing their PhD? Why did you decided to do one and why that topic or area? You can always tell when they are talking about the parts of their work that they feel most passionate about as their faces light up. That’s what the judges want to see. They want passionate presenters that present in a way they are comfortable with along with a talk that’s understandable and well structured. Easy, right? Good luck everyone! We are all cheering you on.

🔔 Workshop announcement at ETH Zürich: 31.05.2024, 12:00 - 14:00 🔔 How can science help shape livable futures? Insights into transformative research and teaching What can science contribute to solving societal challenges and to the socio-ecological transformation of our social structures? How can students and teachers themselves become active for this change? And what might teaching look like that turns students into agents of change? In this workshop for all those who teach with curiosity and a will and possibility to create, we will provide insights into the basic ideas of a transformative and transdisciplinary science that critically reflects on such questions. In addition to some basic reflections on the social role of science, we will mainly present concrete approaches that are already testing the teaching of the future. In the workshop, there will be space to develop concrete ideas to incorporate transdisciplinary elements into your own course and to implement them in a transfer phase. We will build on the basics of "Learning to Teach" and address how to teach successfully using "real world problems". Further, we will reflect on the principles of teaching and learning as well as formative assessment possibilities such as CATs. The workshop will be co-organized by Dr. Marion Lehner (LET - Lehrentwicklung und -technologie ETH) and myself. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eQuZ6Gyv

You still have a chance to submit an abstract to the Mobile Tartu conference  😄😄😄 We extended the deadline for submitting abstracts until February 23. #MobileTartu2024 #PhDSchool #Conference #mobility #bigdata

[#Conference] The 15th International Conference on Large-Scale Scientific Computations (LSSC 2025) organized by the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences will be held on 16–20 June 2025, in Sozopol, Bulgaria. LSSC 2025 provides a forum for the exchange of innovative ideas between scientists, who develop and study numerical methods and algorithms, and researchers, who apply them in the resolution of real-world issues. We invite you to attend this conference and submit your recent research: https://lnkd.in/grjdE-cF https://lnkd.in/egfTNa99 MDPI #parallelalgorithms #numericalalgorithms #LSSC2025