May 16, 2024: The Society is delighted to announce that our President, Nina Emery, has been awarded the 2023 Anthony J. Lisska Prize by the American Philosophical Association: “The prize is awarded in recognition of exemplary contributions to the scholarly mission of small liberal arts colleges through accomplishment in both philosophical research and pedagogical achievement.” Congratulations, Nina!

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June 19, 2023: The Philosophy of Time Society is pleased to introduce our next Secretary, Marta Pedroni, currently a PhD student at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, involved with the SNSF-funded project, Philosophy Beyond Standard Physics, and a member of the Geneva Symmetry Group. Welcome, Marta!

On behalf of all members of the PTS, we extend our considerable thanks to our outgoing Secretary, Cristian Mariani (2020–23).

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March 1, 2023: The Philosophy of Time Society is pleased to announce the election of its new President, Nina Emery, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Mount Holyoke College, MA, USA, and Vice-President, David Ingram, Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of York, UK.

On behalf of all members of the PTS, we extend our considerable thanks to our outgoing officers: Natalja Deng (President: 2020–23) and Maria Balcells (Vice-President: 2017–23).

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July 1, 2020: The Philosophy of Time Society is pleased to introduce our next Secretary, Cristian Mariani, Postdoctoral Researcher at Grenoble Institut Néel (CNRS), France. Cristian was a member of the Center for Philosophy of Time in Milan and worked as an organizer for the Society for the Metaphysics of Science meetings in 2018 and 2019. Welcome, Cristian!

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June 8, 2020: The Philosophy of Time Society is pleased to introduce our next president, Natalja Deng, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Underwood International College, Yonsei University. Natalja is an accomplished researcher, having published on time in the best journals. She also has a very broad interest in time, ranging from analytic metaphysics, psychology, physics, and theology. So she’ll represent our membership very well. She is devoted to PTS and IAPT and ran the massively successful IAPT conference in Seoul, one of the greatest events in the history of (philosophy of) time. As Secretary of PTS, she was the liaison with APA and is one of the few people in the world who understands how to make the group meetings happen.