Submit your application before November 15, 2025!
Anne-Lise Rey (Université Paris Nanterre)
Lecture entitled « “Où sont les femmes ?” Présentation de l’anthologie Philosophies : féminin pluriel. »
NEW HORIZONS – NUEVOS HORIZONTES
Webinar series organized by the International Panel on Social Progress (IPSP) and its partners.
Call for Registration: Axiology Workshop 2025
Register before September 12, 2025!
Call for Submissions: Axiology Workshop 2025
Submit your abstracts before June 30, 2025!
Corine Pelluchon (Gustave-Eiffel University)
Don’t miss this year’s final conference organized by the Department of Philosophy at UdeM!
Décoloniser l’université. Résister à la colonialité du savoir
Conference organized by Dimitri M’bama and Missila Izza.
Sean Ingham (University of California San Diego)
Lecture by Sean Ingham, organized by the Research Group on Constitutional Studies Lecture Series (RGCS).
“Éthique et droit”
New article by Emmanuelle Marceau, published in Lex Electronica.
“Reasons to Respond to AI Emotional Expressions”
New article by Rodrigo Díaz, published in American Philosophical Quarterly.
Avigail Eisenberg (University of Victoria)
Presentation by Avigail Eisenberg, organized by the Research Group on Constitutional Studies Lecture Series (RGCS).
Anya Plutynski (Washington U. in Saint Louis)
Join us for Anya Plutynski’s presentation “The Power and Peril of Personality in Mental Health”, organized by UQAM’s Department of Philosophy, in collaboration with the ISS.
“Framing Cognitive Machines: A Sociotechnical Taxonomy”
New article by Sophie Albuquerque (UQTR) and Pedro Albuquerque, focused on the creation of a taxonomy for the analysis of socio-economic disruptions caused by technological innovations.
David Schmidtz (Presidential Chair of Moral Science, University of West Virginia)
A lecture by David Schmidtz (U. Westv Virginia), organized by the Research Group on Constitutional Studies (RGCS) of the Yan P. Lin Centre.
Creation of the Réseau québécois de recherche et de mutualisation pour les revues scientifiques
The Fonds de recherche du Québec (FRQ) are granting $10 million over five years to enable the transition of Quebec scientific journals to the publication model for open science, the “diamond” model.
“Reasons and Reproduction: Gene Editing and Genetic Selection” by Julian Savulescu & Jeff McMahan
Next meeting of the Bioethics Journal Club.
