An article by Mikhail Smirnov has been published in the journal Manuscrito
An article "Attitudinal objects and referential interpretation for performative utterances" by Mikhail Smirnov has been published in the journal Manuscrito.
Mikhail Smirnov's Presentation at the International Congress of Logic "UNILOG-8" (Cusco, Peru)
On December 9, research fellow of the IL LLFP Mikhail Smirnov delivered a presentation at the international congress of logic UNILOG-8, held in the city of Cusco, Peru. The presentation on the topic "Frege as a Cartesian" took place as part of the workshop "Frege and Beyond," dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Gottlob Frege's death.
Results of the Student Research Work Competition
Congratulations to the research assistants and their academic supervisors on winning the Student Research Competition!
Vera Shumilina presented on "The Peircean theory of scientific explanation: from three types of reasoning to the typology of scientific explanations."
On December 17, the 107th meeting of the "Formal Philosophy" theoretical research seminar took place.
Sayantan Roy Spoke at the Seminar of the Logical Center of the Institute of Philosophy, RAS
On 11 December 2025, Sayantan Roy gave a talk titled “On Abstract Paraconsistency” at the seminar of the Logical Center of the Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences (IF RAS).
The news is available on the IF RAS website (in Russian).
Presentation by Anastasia Onoprienko "NP-Completeness of Hanabi Game with Minimal Parameters"
On December 10, the research seminar "From the Logical Point of View" took place.
Yuri Kazakov gave a talk titled "The Structural Proof Theory in the service of Formal Epistemology"
On December 3, a session of the research seminar “From the Logical Point of View” took place.
Elena Dragalina-Chernaya visits "Scientific Session"
E.G. Dragalina-Chernaya gave an interview to the "Scientific Session" podcast by the HSE University Center for Student Academic Development (in Russian).
Congratulations to Mikhail Rybakov on the Successful Defense of His Doctoral Dissertation
On November 20, Mikhail Rybakov successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic "Modeling of Logical Systems by Means of Their Fragments."
José da Mata (SBL, Brazilian Society of Logic) delivered a presentation titled "Modality and Time in Aristotle"
On November 26, the 106th session of the Formal Philosophy research seminar was held.