There has been an increase in the number of researchers working in philosophy of science in London\, and this workshop aims to bring this community together with those further afield. Philosophy of science can involve many disparate methodologies and aims at achieving a variety of goals. As part of an ongoing project to bring together and boost our burgeoning and diverse community\, this first workshop will centre on discussion of philosophical approaches within the field. Although we welcome all abstracts which touch on this theme\, we are particularly keen for there to be a good discussion on the role and adequacy of methodological pluralism\, the adequacy of dispositionalist treatments of scientific phenomena\, representation and pragmatism. \;
\n**Confirmed Speakers/Presentations**
\nChiara Ambrosio (University College London) -- "Pierce and The Harvard Archives"
\nHasok Chang (Cambridge University) -- "What does pluralism tell us about how to do philosophy of science?"
\nStephen Mumford (Nottingham University) -- "The Irreducibility of Dispositionality"
\nMauricio Suá\;rez (Institute of Philosophy\, London University) -- to be announced \;
\n\n**Submission**
\nSend your 500 words max. abstract by 14 July 2014 in doc\, docx\, txt\, rft or pdf format\, suitable for anonymous review to toby.friend.13@ucl.ac.uk. \;
\nAbstracts will be refereed by the UCL Organising Committee: Toby Friend\, Phyllis Illari and Chiara Ambrosio. \;
\n14 July 2014: Deadline for submission
\n1 August 2014:Notification of acceptance
\n\n**Further information**
\n\n\nWe are very grateful to the British Society for the Philosophy of Science for providing financial support.
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