Trends in Quantum Computing and Quantum Logic II

A One-Day Workshop by the Berlin-Cagliari-Helsinki Network, Friday 15/01/2021

Participants: ENNO AUFDERHEIDE (AvH Secretary General), STEFANIA CENTRONE (TU Berlin), AXEL GELFERT (TU Berlin), ROBERTO GIUNTINI (Cagliari Univ.), REINHARD KAHLE (Tübingen Univ.), KLAUS MAINZER (TU München), KARL-GEORG NIEBERGALL (HU Berlin), PAAVO PYLKKÄNEN (Helsinki Univ.), FABIO ROLI (Cagliari Univ.)

Morning session: 

10:00 Welcome by Enno Aufderheide, Secretary-Gernal of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

10:15 Klaus Mainzer - "Quantum Computing: From the Quantum World to AI"

11:00 Paavo Pylkkänen - "Quantum ontology and the mind-matter problem"

11:45 Stefania Centrone - "Reflections on Mind, Matter and the Implicate Order by Paavo Pylkkänen"

Afternoon session:

14:00 Roberto Giuntini - "Quantum-Inspired Machine Learning"

14:45 Fabio Roli - "From Known Knowns to Unknown Unknowns in AI: Historical and Technical Issues"

15:30 End of workshop

Organized by Stefania Centrone, hosted by the Theoretical Philosophy group at TU Berlin. The event will be held via Zoom; please email Stefania Centrone [6] for a link and access code.

TU Berlin (Chair of Theoretical Philosophy) and MAP Berlin (Minorities and Philosophy) present: "Language and Exclusion: A Public Forum", Venue: Marchstraße 23, Room 0.011, Friday, 13 March 2020, 6:15pm-8:00pm. All are welcome! Discussants: Luvell Anderson (Syracuse University), Mihaela Popa-Wyatt (ZAS Berlin), Quill R. Kukla (Georgetown University; Humboldt Scholar, Leibniz-Uni Hannover; Dept Affiliate, TU Berlin), Ren Mino (MAP Berlin/HU Berlin), Gen Eickers (MAP Berlin/PH Ludwigsburg)

CANCELLED - FÄLLT AUS [11]

It is our pleasure to invite you to our workshop on “Exploratory Models and Exploratory Modelling in Science“, to be held on 18th and 19th November 2019 at TU Berlin. The workshop is organized by the research group on Theoretical Philosophy (philosophy of science), and will also be advertised via the BIMoS International Graduate School in Model-based Science and Technology. Speakers will include a mix of philosophers of science, historians of science, and practicing scientists. We are hoping for constructive interactions between philosophers and scientists and a for the emergence of fruitful new lines of research.

The current programme can be downloaded here [16].

As of the winter semester 2019/20, we are delighted to host a joint Departmental Seminar Series (Institutskolloquium), which cuts across a wide range of topics in the History and Philosophy of Science, Technology, and Literature.

The current programme can be downloaded, in .pdf format, via this link [18].

Please refer to the German version of this page for information on all current and past events hosted by the institute.