Peirce Disappears: (Non-)Reception of Peirce as a Philosopher of Science

• 04/2023* Institute Vienna Circle Colloquium, University of Vienna

Theoretical Virtue in Science and Metaphysics: A Proposal for Naturalized Metaphysics

• 05/2023 Naturalism in Philosophy, Sofia University, Sofia

• 02/2022   Naturalism and Its Challenges, Iranian Institute of Philosophy, Tehran

Theoretical Virtues and the Epistemic Aims of Science: A Unified Approach

• 03/2023* American University of Beirut, Lebanon

• 07/2022   Société de Philosophie Analytique (SoPhA), University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland

• 02/2022   Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science, Online

• 10/2021* Iranian Institute of Philosophy, Tehran

• 20/2021* Ahmedabad University, India

Explanatory Consistency and Natural Selection: On Nagasawa’s Existential Problem of Systemic Evil

• 11/2022   The 3rd World Congress on Logic and Religion, Varanasi, India

• 06/2021   The Global Philosophy of Religion Project Conference, University of Birmingham

• 02/2021* Iranian Association for Philosophy of Religion, Tehran

An Armstrongian Defense of Dispositional Monist Accounts of Laws

• 08/2022   German Society for Philosophy of Science, Technische Universität Berlin

• 05/2021   Canadian Society for the History and Philosophy of Science, University of Alberta

• 01/2021   APA Eastern Division, New York

Avicenna’s Flying Man in Einstein’s Elevator (with F. Fazeli)

• 02/2022   Philosophical Anthropology in Ibn Sina, Iranian Institute of Philosophy, Tehran

• 04/2021   APA Pacific Division, Portland

• 04/2020   APA Pacific Division, San Francisco (Cancelled)

• 10/2019   Central States Philosophical Association, Washington University in St. Louis

• 06/2019   Philosophy in the Abrahamic Traditions, Marquette University, Milwaukee

Beyond the Insight-Inference Dichotomy: A Unified Interpretation of Peirce’s Theory of Abduction

• 01/2019* Charles S. Peirce Society Annual Meeting, APA Eastern Division, New York

• 03/2017   Graduate Research Symposium, University of Toledo (winner of the best oral presentation)

Abduction – the Context of Discovery + Underdetermination = Inference to the Best Explanation

• 11/2018   PSA: Philosophy of Science Association, Seattle

• 03/2018   Indiana University History and Philosophy of Science & Medicine Graduate Student Conference, Bloomington

From Peirce’s Abduction to Lipton’s Inference to the Best Explanation: How Two Historical Developments Fill the Gap

• 03/2017   Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, Birmingham, Alabama

• 06/2016   HOPOS: The International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science, Minneapolis

Cognitive Values Are a ‘Collective Pool’: On Douglas’ Theory of Cognitive Values

• 05/2015   Socially Relevant Philosophy of/in Science and Engineering, Michigan State University, Detroit Center

Some Senses of ‘quam proxime’ in Newton’s Principia

• 05/2012      Newton’s Natural Philosophy Workshop, University of Notre Dame