Congratulations to Nona Buckley-Irvine (BSc Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method) and Thomas Maksymiw (BSc Politics and Philosophy). Nona was elected as General Secretary and Thomas as Education Officer of the LSE Student Union for 2014-2015.
Miklós Rédei will be delivering the Professorial Inaugural Lecture ‘On John von Neumann’s Life and Work’ on Thursday, 13 March 2014 from 5-6 pm in LAK.2.06.
Congratulations to Jonathan Birch on his appointment as a new Assistant Professor here in the Department.
Congratulations to Anna Mahtani on her appointment as a new Assistant Professor here in the Department.
Christian List and a team of political scientists and biologists from LSE and the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Berlin show in new research that conflicting interests within a group can lead to better collective decisions—if you’re a social animal such as a meerkat.
Read more about the research here.
Listen to Luc Bovens and Adam Oliver discuss the topic of nudges with Harry Burdon here.
Congratulations to Fergus Green for winning this year’s Andrea Mannu Prize for the best dissertation written during the course of study and submitted for the MSc Philosophy of the Social Sciences, MSc Philosophy and Public Policy, or MSc Economics and Philosophy or on the basis of overall examination performance in one of these degrees.
Congratulations to Jacob Neal for winning this year’s Imre Lakatos Prize for the best dissertation written during the course of study and submitted for the MSc Philosophy of Science or on the basis of overall examination performance in this degree.
In this 2-day conference, leading experts in both physics and in philosophy will meet with new researchers in the field to discuss what happens when relativity meets quantum theory. See here for more information.
The Departmental Weekend at Cumberland Lodge took place from 8-10 November 2013. See some Cumberland Lodge photos here.
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