2023: Why Bohm was never a determinist. Workshop “Physics Meets Philosophy in Vienna”,Institute Vienna Circle and Institutefor Quantum Optics and Quantum Information (IQOQI), University of Vienna.
2023: The classical worldview: Its overcoming and its creation. Philosophy of Science Colloquium, Institute Vienna Circle.
2022: Why Bohm was never a determinist. Workshop “70 years of Bohm's pilot-wave theory”, University of Lisbon, Portugal.
2022: The classical worldview: its overcoming and its creation. Workshop “Conceptual Innovation in Classical Mechanics”, University of Seville, Spain.
2022: Pluralism in philosophy of science and in quantum physics: Feyerabend and Bohm. Conference of the Society for Philosophy of Science in Practice, Gent, Belgium.
2022: Why Bohm was never a determinist. Talk in seminar series “Bohm and Philosophy”, Pari Center for New Learning (online).
2022: Did thermodynamics and statistical mechanics weaken the classical worldview? Conference:New Perspectives on Neokantianism and the Sciences, Ruhr Universität Bochum, Germany.
2021: Quantum mechanics as a battleground for pluralism in philosophy of science. MultiScienceS International Conference: Should we choose one unique scientific theory? University of Lorraine, Nancy, France.
2021: The classical worldview: its overcoming and its creation. Colloquium talk, Cologne, Germany (online).
2020: The threat of quantum mechanics to the rationality of science. Weekend Seminar on Philosophy of Physics. Universität Bremen, Germany (online).
2020: The challenge of quantum mechanics to the limits of science and the Vienna Circle’s response. Institute Vienna Circle & Physics meets Philosophy in Vienna, Austria (online).
2020: Bohm’s theory of quantum mechanics and the notion of classicality. Oxford Philosophy of Physics Seminar, Oxford, UK (online).
2019: Moritz Schlick on causality and the knowability of organic processes. Workshop “The Concept of Life”, Ghent University, Belgium.
2019: Determinism as a guiding principle. Workshop “Ernest Nagel and the Making of Philosophy of Science a Profession”, Budapest Institute of Philosophy, Hungary.
2019: Bohm’s theory of quantum mechanics and the notion of classicality. Symposium “History for Physics: Quantum Foundations”, Vienna, Austria.
2019: The revolutionary rhetoric of debates on Bohm’s interpretation of quantum mechanics and Kuhnian philosophy of science, 1950s-1960s. EPSA19 (Conference of the European Philosophy of Science Association), Geneva, Switzerland.
2019: Realism, pluralism and postmodernism in quantum physics: Bohm and Feyerabend. Conference: “From ϕ-Science to Practical Realism”, Tartu, Estonia.
2019: Schlick and Cassirer on the implications of quantum mechanics for causality. 3rd TiLPS History of Analytic Philosophy Workshop, Tilburg, The Netherlands.
2019: Dissenting positions in physics and philosophy: Paul Feyerabend and David Bohm. Conference of the German Society for Philosophy of Science, Cologne, Germany.
2019: Paul Feyerabend and quantum mechanics (in German). Philosophisches Café, Wuppertal, Germany.
2018: The aims of physics in the late 19th century (keynote lecture). Workshop “Scientific Reasoning in Action: From the Early Modern Period to 1900”, Ghent University, Belgium.
2018: Realism, pluralism and anarchism in quantum physics: Feyerabend’s work on quantum physics in relation to his general philosophy of science. Colloquium talk, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany.
2018: Feyerabend and Bohm on quantum mechanics: parallels between physics and philosophy. 3rd International Conference on the History of Physics under the auspices of the European Physical Society, Donostia-San Sebastian, Spain.
2018: Disentangling causality and determinism. Foundations of Physics, 19th UK and European Meeting, Utrecht, The Netherlands.
2018: Limits of determinism and predictability in classical physics (in Dutch). Symposium on Chaos,Wijsgerig Gezelschap Leuven, Belgium.
2017: Mechanics, mathematics, and the foundations of classical determinism. Conference “Mathematics and Mechanics in the Newtonian Age: Historical and Philosophical Questions”, University of Seville, Spain.
2016: Causality in physics at the start of the twentieth century. International Workshop on Time and Change, Bonn, Germany.
2016: Causality in physics at the start of the twentieth century. Colloquium talk, Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Germany.
2016: Between Leibniz and Laplace: Emilie du Châtelet on determinism and continuity. Conference “Exploring the Philosophy of Emilie du Châtelet”. Columbia University, New York.
2016: Causality and determinism in physics at the start of the 20th century. Colloquium talk, Universität zu Köln, Germany.
2016: Causality in physics at the start of the 20th century. Ernst Mach Centenary Conference, Vienna, Austria.
2015: The law of continuity, determinateness, and the mathematizability of nature: Boscovich and his contemporaries. Symposium on Eighteenth Century Natural Philosophy, Brussels, Belgium.
2015: The law of continuity, determinateness, and the mathematizability of nature: Boscovich and his contemporaries. EPSA15 (Conference of the European Philosophy of Science Association), Düsseldorf, Germany.
2014: The law of continuity, determinateness and the mathematizability of nature. Colloquium talk, University of Bern, Switzerland.
2014: Inconsistencies and foundational issues in physics: Boltzmann on infinity. Workshop “Inconsistencies in Scientific Reasoning”, Ghent University, Belgium.
2014: Continuity in nature and in mathematics: Boltzmann and Poincaré. 10th Biennial Meeting of the International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science (HOPOS), Ghent, Belgium.
2014: Continuity in nature and in mathematics: Boltzmann and Poincaré. Mathematizing Science: Limits and Perspectives II, Norwich, UK.
2014: Discussions about (in-)determinism during the time of Laplace (in Dutch). Symposium on Determinism and Indeterminism in Physics,Nederlandse Vereniging voor Wetenschapsfilosofie, Groningen, The Netherlands.
2013: The origins and foundations of Laplacian determinism. Foundations of Physics, 17th UK and European Meeting, Munich, Germany.
2013: The origins and foundations of Laplacian determinism. Woudschoten Conference for the History of Science, Zeist, the Netherlands.
2013: The origins and foundations of Laplacian determinism. Philosophy of Science in a Forest, Leusden, the Netherlands.
2012: Vital instability: How Maxwell, Kelvin and others created a domain for life through physics. 9th Biennial Meeting of the International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science (HOPOS), Halifax, Canada.
2012: The Norton Dome and the nineteenth century foundations of determinism. Fourth Conference on Integrated History and Philosophy of Science (&HPS4), Athens, Greece.