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The latest CauSci news are posted here, including a link the CauSci Newsletter.

About CauSci

About CauSci

CauSci is a 4-year interdisciplinary research project, funded by the Norwegian Research Council (NFR) and hosted by UMB School of Economics and Business. The aim is to investigate some unresolved issues within the sciences related to causation, while also getting a better philosophical understanding of the notion of causation.

People

People

This project brings together academics from a range of backgrounds to consider the theoretical foundation of causation. A large international network of philosophers and scientists is recruited, plus two institutional partners.

Visiting Professors

Visiting Professors

The project has recruited two of the world-leading philosophers of science; Professor Stephen Mumford from Nottingham and Professor John Dupré from Exeter. They will be visiting UMB regularly over the next 4 years.

PhilSci Forum

PhilSci Forum

The UMB Philosophy & Science Forum started up in the spring 2011. The forum provides an interdisciplinary meeting place for people at UMB to present, discuss and advance topics related to the theory and philosophy of science. Lectures are open for all.

Collaborative Network

Collaborative Network

CauSci has two institutional partners: SVT in Bergen and Department of Philosophy in Nottingham. In addition, many of the CauSci researchers are involved in related projects and networks.

Events

Events

The Causation in Science project includes research within four different areas: biology, physics, psychology and social science. We will organise one workshop for each of these areas, plus one conference in 2014. Information about the events will be posted here.

Causal Dispositionalism

Causal Dispositionalism

The theoretical background of this project is a dispositional theory of causation, developed in Mumford and Anjum's book Getting Causes From Powers, which is now out at Oxford University Press. This article offers a brief introduction to the theory.

CauSci on Twitter

CauSci on Twitter

CauSci has a Twitter account where we tweet about events such as workshops, conferences, publications, visitors and other news related to the project.

 
Causation in Science

UMB School of Economics and Business
Norwegian University of Life Sciences (UMB)
Postbox 5003
NO- 1432 Ås
For visitors: Tårnbygningen, Christian Magnus Falsensvei 18, office T353

Contact person: Rani Lill Anjum (rani.anjum@umb.no), Phone: 64 96 57 12

 
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Causation in Science - An interdisciplinary study of causal processes, funded by FRIHUM, the Research Council of Norway (NFR)

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(18.01.11) CauSci Newsletter
(18.01.11) Causal Dispositionalism
(10.01.11) PhilSci Forum
(10.01.11) CauSci on Twitter
(10.01.11) People
(10.01.11) About CauSci

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