The philosophy of physics graduate community in Oxford meets weekly on a Thursday lunchtime during (full) term in the Radcliffe Humanities Building. Our time is usually structured in one of the following ways:

• An informal talk and Q&A

• A work-in-progress discussion

• A reading group style discussion, based on books/papers or a maths/physics topic chosen by members of the group

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Meetings are co-organised and co-convened by myself, Bryan Cheng, and Paolo Faglia. Graduate students and fourth-year undergraduates with an interest in philosophy of physics are very welcome to join. We also have a WhatsApp group and a mailing list - get in touch with one of us to be added to either of them. 

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Feel free to shoot us an email if you

• Are interested in presenting

• Have a work-in-progress you'd like to discuss 

• Have suggestions for books, papers, or maths/physics topics for our reading group

• Are interested in chairing the Q&A for one of our talks

• Have any other questions

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Attendees are encouraged to bring lunch to the seminar if they would like. There is a coffee machine on the first floor of the Radcliffe Humanities Building. 

 

A provisional schedule for the current term will be posted and updated regularly on this page, and on the Faculty of Philosophy website. You can find details of our past talks here.