(2022) Why Bohm was never a determinist. Workshop “70 years of Bohm's pilot-wave theory”, University of Lisbon, Portugal.
(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.
(2018) Commentary on Marius Stan, “Ontologies for mechanics in the enlightenment”. Workshop “Mechanics and Matter Theory in the Enlightenment”, Duke University, USA.
(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.
(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.
(2015) The law of continuity, determinateness, and the mathematizability of nature: Boscovich and his contemporaries. Symposium on Eighteenth Century Natural Philosophy, Brussels, Belgium.
(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.
Conference talks
(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.
(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.
(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.
(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 20th century. Ernst Mach Centenary Conference, Vienna, Austria.
(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) 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.
(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.
Non-academic talks
(2022) Why Bohm was never a determinist. Talk in seminar series “Bohm and Philosophy”, Pari Center for New Learning (online).
(2019) Paul Feyerabend and quantum mechanics (in German). Philosophisches Café, Wuppertal, Germany.
(2018) Limits of determinism and predictability in classical physics (in Dutch). Symposium on Chaos,Wijsgerig Gezelschap Leuven, Belgium.
(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.