Nineteenth Annual Cambridge Graduate Conference in Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic

The Cambridge Graduate Conference on the Philosophy of Mathematics and Logic returns for its nineteenth year. The conference will be held, as in previous years, in St John's College, Cambridge on 24–25 January 2026 (fully in-person). The conference is intended as a forum for graduate students who work in formal areas of philosophy to present their work to their peers.

Our keynote speakers will be Rosanna Keefe (University of Sheffield, UK) and Catrin Campbell-Moore (University of Bristol, UK). In addition, six graduate students will present papers; each will receive a response from an established academic philosopher, followed by questions from the audience.

Our graduate speakers will be:

• Umit Ege Atakan (University of St Andrews, UK)
• Nox Cowie (University of Sussex, UK)
• Dustin Gooßens (Ruhr University Bochum, Germany)
• Minseok Kim (Syracuse University, USA)
• Aleksandras Melnik (LMU Munich, Germany)
• Marina Moreno (LMU Munich, Germany)

We adhere to the BPA/SWIP good practice guidelines concerning conferences, accessibility, and travel. We would like to emphasise that the venue will be completely wheelchair accessible with a large lift and an accessible toilet and service dogs are welcome. There are generous breaks between talks, and quiet space outside. Please contact us with any queries related to accessibility.

If you would like to attend (and aren't a speaker), please register at https://sites.google.com/view/cambridge-logic-19/registration. We regret that online attendance is not possible.

Please get in touch with any enquiries: [email protected]