34:21
Thomas Hertog
19:37
'Origin of our universe'
35:57
Bengt Gustafsson - The making of carbon and other biogenic elements in stars
28:48
Jeremy Yates - The role of computing in scientific inquiry
39:17
Joseph Silk - Formation of the galaxies
38:22
Karl Van Bibber - The Dark Matter of the Universe: Evidence and Quest for Identification
52:02
Harry Nussbaumer - A brief history of Lemaître’s cosmology
34:12
Veronique Dehant - Habitability of planets
36:19
Johannes Jaeger - Everything flows: towards a processual perspective on life
38:05
Sean Carroll - Extracting the Universe from the Wave Function
42:38
Nikolay Bobev - String Theory and the Unity of Ideas in Theoretical Physics
24:11
Bertrand Hespel - Metaphysics and logic in a quantum universe.
31:46
Jeremy Butterfield - Concerns about observation, classical and quantum
01:06:26
Richard Dawid - String Theory and Non-Empirical Confirmation
33:00
Yuri Manin - Time Between Real and Imaginary: Big Bang and Modular Curves
25:10
Tom Dedeurwaerdere
42:28
Paul Clavier - Creation, not a question of timing
22:16
Rik Torfs - On the Relation between Science and Religion
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About
The Nature Of Our Biophilic Universe
The goal of this workshop is to bring together a selected group of physicists and philosophers of science to discuss modern topics in fundamental physics, astrophysics and cosmology that are of broad interest to philosophy and that would have interested Lemaître were he alive today. These include the physics and habitability of exoplanets, the conditions required for structure formation in cosmology, the emergence of complexity in our universe more generally, the nature of prediction and verification in multiverse theories and the role of the observer in (quantum) cosmology and in string theory.
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