
The second day of the conference "Formal Philosophy 2025"
Photo report from the second day of the conference.

How was the first day of the "Formal Philosophy 2025" conference?
The international conference "Formal Philosophy 2025" has begun.
Presentations by LLFP Laboratory Staff at the “Fourteenth Smirnov Readings in Logic” Conference
Staff members of the LLFP Laboratory participated in the “Fourteenth Smirnov Readings in Logic” conference, which took place from June 19 to 21 in Moscow State University.
Congratulations to Irina Nikitina on defending her master's thesis!
On June 10, IL LLFP research intern Irina Nikitina successfully defended her master's thesis titled "Social Influence, Hierarchy Within the Group, and Logics of Action" (supervisor – V.V. Dolgorukov)
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Ivan Sobolev on defending his thesis!
On June 10, IL LLFP research intern Ivan Sobolev successfully defended his thesis on the topic "The Problem of Classification of Types of Linguistic Meaning" (supervisor – V.V. Dolgorukov).
Congratulations!

Presentation by Yulia Kopcheva: "Modification of Axioms on Positivity in Kurt Gödel's Ontological Proof"
Research intern at IL LLFP Julia Kopcheva delivered a presentation at the scientific research seminar "From the Logical Point of View" held on June 6

Viktoriia Denisova spoke at the international forum of the Association for Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy
On May 23rd, IL LLFP research intern Viktoriia Denisova gave a presentation at the international forum of the Association for Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy, which was held in Saint Petersburg.

Yuri Kazakov’s presentation “Modal logic from Proof-Theoretic Semantics Perspective”
Intern researcher at IL LLFP, Yuri Kazakov, gave a presentation at the research seminar “From the Logical Point of View,” which took place on May 30.

Presentations by IL LLFP staff members at the international conference “uAnalytiCon-2025”
From May 22 to 24, the scientific conferences “uAnalytiCon Junior” and “uAnalytiCon-2025: Fictional Objects” took place, where the IL LLFP staff members presented their research.

