Dear Sirs,
The Center for American & European Studies (an enti ty conducting mainly scientific activities independently and continuously) invites you to participate in the National Scientific Conference “Explorati on, discovery, knowledge, interpretation”.
WHAT IS THE CONFERENCE ABO UT?
The main assumption of the conference is to discuss the processes and effects of exploration, discovery, knowledge and interpretation in all their dimensions.
We will approach these issues from the perspective of social sciences and humanities (law, psychology, pedagogy, history, rel igious studies, political science, sociology, philosophy, anthropology, cul tural studies, economics, etc.), as well as exact, natural and engineering- technical sciences (biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, astronomy, ge ography, engineering, IT, etc.).
We encourage you to freely choose th e topic of your presentation according to your own interests and specializa tion. Presentations can be interdisciplinary in nature, combining various f ields of science.
Topics may have both a contemporary dimension, conc erning the latest discoveries, e.g. in the fields of development of artific ial intelligence and robotics, space exploration, as well as a historical d imension, related to the pursuit of knowledge, (re)interpretation of past e vents and discoveries from the past.
We believe in the freedom of aca demic discussion and do not censor presentations for ideological or politic al reasons. Original and unconventional presentations will always be apprec iated by the Scientific Committee.
Proposed (example) thematic areas:
Issues from the history of ideas and the development of scientific c
oncepts.
Black holes in the lens.
Cloning of extinct species.
Methodology of science - case studies.
Colonization of Mars - challe
nges and opportunities.
Conscious machine - the near future or a pipe
dream?
Columbus' discovery of the New World - interpretation.
Rei
nterpretations of paleontological discoveries.
What is at the bottom o
f the Mariana Trench?
How was the COVID-19 vaccine created?
How H
omo Sapiens Conquered the World.
Catastrophes That Could Have Been Pr evented.
Conspiracy Theories – Then and Now.
Are We Doomed to R epeat History?
The above-mentioned thematic areas are only examples – we strongly encourage you to go beyond them.
In addition, presentati ons may be interdisciplinary in nature, combining various fields of science .
We believe in the freedom of academic discussion and do not censor presentations for ideological or political reasons. Original and unconventi onal presentations will always be appreciated by the Scientific Committee.< /p>
FOR WHOM?
We cordially invite students and PhD students, experi enced researchers, as well as all other people interested in the conference topics to actively participate in the conference.
Passive participat ion does not require any scientific qualifications.
CONFERENCE SCIENT IFIC COMMITTEE
prof. AJP dr hab. Marian Lutostański (Jan Paradyż Acad
emy in Gorzów Wielkopolski) – Chairman of the Scientific Committee.
Dr
. Kamil Wiciński (Jagiellonian University ‘2021) – Member of the Conference
Committee.
Dr. Monika Walicka (Białystok University of Technology) –
Member of the Conference Committee.
Dr. Wojciech Walczak (University o
f Białystok) – Member of the Conference Committee.
Adv. Dr. Valery Lou
mber (Gavrilov & Brooks, Sacramento/Los Angeles) – Member of the Confer
ence Committee and Director of Academic Affairs.
Luke Darby Bartosik,
LL.M. (President of the Center for American Studies) – Secretary of the Con
ference Committee.