Our workshop sets out to explore the extraordinarily polymorphic phenomenon of interdisciplinarity. We think that interdisciplinary research provides a rich object of study for Philosophy of Science. Interdisciplinarity highlights the multi-dimensional character of science, its inherent heterogeneity and fascinating diversity – and by doing so, it directs our attention to the challenges that practitioners of science face.

• The program is available here.
  A compilation of abstracts is available here.
• Venue: The workshop takes on campus, in building 1110 (in red), room 214.
  You find a map of the university campus here.
• Speakers: William Bechtel, Erika Mansnerus, Hanne Andersen, Henrik Thoren, Johannes Persson, Kristina Rolin, Marcel Weber, Melinda Fagan, Michael Gorman, Nancy Nersessian, Samuel Schindler, Susann Wagenknecht, Tarja Knuuttila.

The workshop is organized by Hanne Andersen and the Philosophy of Contemporary Science in Practice (PCSP) Group at the Centre for Science Studies, Aarhus University. The event is funded by the Danish Research Council for Humanities.