Useful links:

Suggestions welcome: email: cadillacdk AT gmail.com

• The Scandinavian Logic Society aim is for the purpose of sharing information on all matters related to logic in the Scandinavian countries.
• The Initiative for Science, Society, and Policy (ISSP) aims to help make science and technology integral components of societal planning and public discourse.
• Shortly after the Intensionality in Mathematics conference (Lund, Sweden; 11-12 May 2013), Jan Heylen (KU Leuven, Belgium) and Paula Quinon (University of Lund) created a website containing all sorts of information about Philosophy of Mathematics in Europe. http://philmath-europe.org/about.

Research Centers

• Center for Mathematical Philosophy, LMU, Munich
• Institute for Logic, Language, and Computation, Amsterdam
• Center for the Study of Language and Information, Stanford
  
• Tilburg Center for Logic and Philosophy of Science
• Carnegie Mellon Center for Formal Epistemology
  

Blogs

• M-Phi: A blog dedicated to mathematical philosophy.
  
• Logic and Rational Interaction (LORIWEB)

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Resources

New nationwide website to show all PhD courses in Denmark[ menu ] A new nationwide website, which was launched on 1 September 2012, will show all the PhD courses offered in Denmark. The website aims to provide graduate students with a better overview of the hundreds of PhD courses that Danish universities offer individually and in cooperation with each other, through the so-called open market for PhD courses that gives the PhD students access to courses in all the Danish universities. 

The website has been developed as part of a collaboration between all 8 Danish universities and has the following address: http://www.phdcourses.dk. 

For further information, read here: http://www.ruc.dk/om-universitetet/nyhedsportal/vis/article/sammen-sikrer-universiteterne-et-rigt-kursusudbud-for-phd-studerende/back/roskilde-universitet/.

Website: Philosophy of Mathematics in Europe

Website: Philosophy of Mathematics in Europe
Shortly after the Intensionality in Mathematics conference (Lund, Sweden; 11-12 May 2013), Jan Heylen (KU Leuven, Belgium) and Paula Quinon (University of Lund) created a website containing all sorts of information about Philosophy of Mathematics in Europe. 

http://www.philmath-europe.org
 
More information about the other people involved in this project can be found here:
 
http://philmath-europe.org/about.
 
Philosophy of Mathematics is broadly conceived (cf. http://philpapers.org/browse/philosophy-of-mathematics) and we intend to provide broad geographical coverage (Western, Northern, Eastern and Southern Europe).

The website contains information about associations, blogs, events,  jobs, papers, people and study programmes that are related to philosophy of mathematics. New content will be added frequently. Please help us  improve the website by providing content via the various webforms.

http://philmath-europe.org/associations
http://philmath-europe.org/blogs
http://philmath-europe.org/events
http://philmath-europe.org/jobs
http://philmath-europe.org/mailing
http://philmath-europe.org/papers
http://philmath-europe.org/people
http://philmath-europe.org/study