11 June 2020 – 5pm on Teams In this talk, I will discuss logics for social networks, their epistemic extensions, and dynamics in such structure, including diffusion as modeled by threshold models. I will present a selection of recent models for social networks and their epistemics, with a focus on how these may be represented […]
After the first talk by Pere Pardo, our online seminar series continues! All the talks will take place via Microsoft Teams, starting at 17:00. Here is the schedule for the semester: 22/04 – Ofer Arieli (Academic College of Tel Aviv) 07/05 – Jonathan Lawry (University of Bristol) 14/05 – Marcelo Finger (University of Sao […]
The Logic Group successfully started its Seminar Series online on Teams last week. On 19/03 Pere Pardo gave a talk on “Towards a Tractable Epistemic Logic”. We will reschedule guest lectures and add group’s members lectures. The talks will be open to attend with a shared link. Monitor this website or contact us for updates.
Our group is organizing a new cycle of seminars for the year 2020. The calendar is below. All the meetings will take place in Aula Enzo Paci from 17,00 to 19,00.
The Logic Seminar Series at the Department of Philosophy of the University of Milan starts soon again for the 2019-2020 edition! First talk on November 5th. For all updates, see our Events page.
Giuseppe Primiero will participate to the Second Autumn Workshop of the PROGRAMme ANR Research project titled “Programming Languages and Notations”. https://programme.hypotheses.org/autumn-workshop-ii-programming-languages-and-notations
Marcello D’Agostino and Giuseppe Primiero are invited speakers at the Workshop on Assertion and Proof at the University of Lecce https://sites.google.com/view/assertionproof
The Logic Group Seminar continues on June 12th with a talk by Luis Estrada-González (National Autonomous University of Mexico). Details here.
The Logic Group Seminar continues on May 22nd with a talk by Anna Zamansky (University of Haifa ). Details here.
The Logic Group Seminar continues on May 15th with a talk by Paolo Baldi (UniMi). Details here.
