Elbphil 2026 – Philosophy Workshop Series on the Elbe (Hamburg, 26–27 June 2026)
We are pleased to announce Elbphil 2026, an international workshop in normative theory jointly organised by the Institute of Philosophy at the University of Hamburg and the Institute for Ethics in Technology at Hamburg University of Technology. The workshop series is dedicated to contemporary work in ethics and normative theory. This year’s programme features leading philosophers addressing topics including political authority, criminal wrongdoing, obligation, collective agency, AI and public administration, deepfakes, and the ethics of dementia and future-directed decision-making.
Speakers
- Claire Benn (University of Cambridge)
- Luise Müller (Freie Universität Berlin)
- Matthew Braham (Universität Hamburg)
- John Hyman (University College London)
- Erasmus Mayr (FAU Erlangen–Nürnberg)
- Anna Mahtani (London School of Economics)
Organisers
- Prof. Matthew Braham (University of Hamburg)
- Prof. Maximilian Kiener (Hamburg University of Technology)
The workshop will take place on 26–27 June 2026 at the DEEPTECH Campus in Hamburg. Participation is free, but places are limited.
Those wishing to attend should contact Matthew Braham at : matthew.braham@uni-hamburg.de„>matthew.braham@uni-hamburg.de
