Program

• 14.15-14.30 Jessica Carter: Mathematical understanding – common themes in mathematics, philosophy and education
• 14.30-14.45 Mary Louise Elworth: Reflections on a semester in Paris
• 14.45-15.00 Samuel Schindler: Scientific Discovery: its nature, social function, and future
• 15.00-15.15 Break
• 15.15-15.30 Torben Esbo Agergaard: Too easy to (really) understand? Raising ethical concerns over human-friendly explanations in explainable AI
• 15.30-15.45 Matthias Heymann: Towards sustainability of global resources, fair trade and global justice? Experiences, challenges and narratives of transformation
• 15.45-16.00 TBA

All presentations will be no longer than 7,5 minutes, allowing 7,5 minutes for Q&A. No more than five slides including title slide allowed.

Drinks and snacks will be served after the event.