Bordeaux Summer School – Philosophy in biology and medicine
2 June - 6 June
Organized by the PhilInBioMed network and the Conceptual Biology and Medicine Team in Bordeaux.
Course leaders:
› James DiFrisco: Crick Institute, UK
› Paul Griffiths: University of Sydney, Australia
› Fridolin Gross:University of Bordeaux, France
› Hannah Kaminski: University of Bordeaux, France
› Jan Pieter Konsman: University of Bordeaux – CNRS, France
› Natacha Kremer: University of Lyon – CNRS, France
› Maël Lemoine: University of Bordeaux, France
› Thomas Pradeu: University of Bordeaux – CNRS, France
› David Raubenheimer: University of Sydney, Australia
› Jonathan Sholl: University of Bordeaux, France
› Marie Vasse: MIVEGEC – CNRS Montpellier, France
Speakers may be subject to change.
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Information and application:
https://bss-philinbiomed.u-bordeaux.fr/en/abstracts
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Deadline for application: March 31st, 2025
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PhilInBioMed is both an interdisciplinary institute located at the University of Bordeaux and an international network connecting groups and people working at the interface between philosophy, biology, and medicine, with the shared conviction that conceptual and philosophical approaches can make a critical contribution to science and medicine.
Between June 2nd and 6th 2025, PhilInBioMed is organising an interdisciplinary summer school dedicated to “Philosophy in biology and medicine”. For this, 20 young scholars (Master students, PhD students and post-doctoral fellows) from the fields of philosophy of science, the life sciences, and medicine will come together and learn to use interdisciplinary methods to address conceptual issues in scientific research.
Course leaders will be present to highlight practical examples of interdisciplinary partnerships from their career, and to advise and interact with participants throughout the week. The programme will also include different formats such as group work, ‘speed dating’, and individual discussions, designed to further interactions between participants and course leaders.
This summer school is a unique opportunity for young researchers to develop new interdisciplinary approaches that will benefit them throughout their career. Participants will not only learn about specific concepts and scientific advances, but they will also learn to take a new look at their own subject of research.