Program · Issue III
Program
Four days of student paper presentations, guest lectures and the philosophy hackathon. The framework below is provisional; speakers and sessions will be confirmed by official notice from the committee.
Opening Ceremony
Welcome from the organizing committee — the conference's mission, the theme "Change & Invariance" and the program.
Student Paper Presentations (Group 1)
25–30 minute presentations by presenting authors, guest comments, then a 15–20 minute open discussion.
Student Paper Presentations (Group 2)
25–30 minute presentations by presenting authors, guest comments, then a 15–20 minute open discussion.
Guest Lecture I
A 30–40 minute lecture on the group's theme, followed by open exchange.
Student Paper Presentations (Group 3)
25–30 minute presentations by presenting authors, guest comments, then a 15–20 minute open discussion.
Student Paper Presentations (Group 4)
25–30 minute presentations by presenting authors, guest comments, then a 15–20 minute open discussion.
Guest Lecture II
A 30–40 minute lecture on the group's theme, followed by open exchange.
Keynote Lecture (Hackathon Orientation)
An hour-long orientation lecture on this session's hackathon questions, setting the key for the kickoff and the collaboration that follows.
Phil-Hackathon · Kickoff
Topics and rules announced; participants form teams.
Philosophy Hackathon
Teams tackle philosophical and ethical problems in short, intense collaboration, advancing their proposals through intersubjective dialogue.
Hackathon Presentations
Teams present their results, with comments from guests and all participants.
Award Ceremony
Best Writing, Best Presentation, Best Theme and Best Originality awards.
Closing Ceremony
Wrap-up, acknowledgements and group photo.
Provisional framework; the final program will be announced on site.