Important PhilSci links

• PhilSci Institutions worldwide
• PhilSci Preprint Archive
• PhilPapers
  
• Philos-L (conferences, workshops, scholarhips, jobs, etc.)
• PhilSci Journals
• Philosophy of Science
• British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
• Studies in the History and the Philosophy of Science
• Synthese
• International Studies in the Philosophy of Science
• Perspectives on Science
• Physics in Perspective
• MetaScience
• Biology and Philosophy
• Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences
• Foundations of Physics
• Foundations of Chemistry
• Erkenntnis
• PhilSci Seminar Series in the UK
• University College London (UCL) - STS Seminar Series
• London School of Economics (LSE) - CPNSS Seminar Series
• Bristol University - HPS Seminar Series
• University of Leeds - HPS Seminar Series
• Durham University - Department of Philosophy
• PhilSci Societies
• Philosophy of Science Association (PSA)
• British Society for the Philosohy of Science (BSPS)
• The European Philosophy of Science Association (EPSA)
• Canadian Society for the History and Philosophpy of Science (CSHPS)
• Society for Philosophy of Science in Practice (SPSP)
• The European Association for the Study of Science and Technology (EASST)
• The International Society for History, Philosophy, and Social Studies of Biology (ISHPSSB)
• International History & Philosophy of Science Teaching Group

Encyclopedias & Other Resources

• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
• Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy (access needed)
• Philosopher's Index database (access needed)
• Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews
• Philosophy of Neuroscience Resources (provided by the PNP programme at the University of St. Louis)
• Learning History of Physics guide
  

Blogs & networks

• Leiter reports
• "It's only a theory" blog -- philosophers blogging on the philosophy of science
• Taking up space
• The bubble chamber
• Whewell's ghost
  
• academic.edu

other stuff

• Listen to Imre Lakatos
• Listen to Nancy Cartwright and John Worrall talking about Popper 
• The Lakatos award (the arguably most prestigious award in the philosophy of science)