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Accelerator Fellowship Programme public panel discussion (Wednesday - Week 5, HT26)

18 February 2026
Hosted by Professor Yuval Shay (Accelerator Fellowship Programme Fellow): 'Shaping the future of AI and human rights'
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DPhil Seminar (Wednesday - Week 5, HT26)

18 February 2026
Otto Räsänen (Corpus Christi College): 'Two Concepts of Thinking'
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Institute for Ethics in AI Lunchtime Research Seminar (Wednesday - Week 5, HT26)

18 February 2026
Dr Felix Simon (Oxford Internet Institute): 'What should we make of the role of AI in elections?'
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Early Career Work in Progress Seminar (Tuesday - Week 5, HT26)

17 February 2026
Lewis Williams (Merton): 'Demandingness and the Limits of Normativity'
Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar

Philosophy of Mathematics Seminar (Monday - Week 5, HT26)

16 February 2026
Peter Koellner (Harvard) : 'On the Question of Whether the Mind Can be Mechanized: From Gödel to Penrose'
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Philosophy of Mind Seminar (Friday - Week 4, HT26)

13 February 2026
Susanna Schellenberg (Rutgers University): 'The Nature of Spatiotemporal Perspectives'
Workshop in Ancient Philosophy

Workshop in Ancient Philosophy (Thursday - Week 4, HT26)

12 February 2026
Verity Harte (Yale/Balliol College, Oxford) : 'Purity and Truth in Plato's Philebus'
Philosophy of Physics

Philosophy of Physics Seminar (Thursday - Week 4, HT26)

12 February 2026
Sebastian de Haro (Amsterdam): 'The Geometric View and S- and T-duality'
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The Ockham Society (Thursday - Week 4, HT26)

12 February 2026
Joshua Loo (Somerville College): 'Computationalism and complexity theory'
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Philosophy of Physics Graduate Lunch Seminar (Thursday - Week 4, HT26)

12 February 2026
Luka Vinck (Amsterdam): 'Perturbative Background Independence in Algebraic Approaches to Semiclassical Quantum Gravity'
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DPhil Seminar (Wednesday - Week 4, HT26)

11 February 2026
Ryan Kulesa (St Cross College): 'Death is Always Maximally Prudentially Bad'
Post-Kantian European Philosophy Seminar

Post-Kantian European Philosophy Seminar (Tuesday - Week 4, HT26)

10 February 2026
Ronya Ramrath (University of Oxford): 'Contra complacency: On genealogical anxieties of an ethical kind'