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James Allen
Philosophy
Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy
- B -
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German Barrionuevo
Neuroscience
Memory, hippocampus, pre-frontal cortex
::: Robert Batterman
Philosophy
Foundations of statistical physics, dynamical systems and chaos, asymptotic reasoning, mathematical idealizations
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Nuel Belnap
Philosophy
Logic, philosophical logic, metaphysics, philosophy of the
social sciences
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Robert Brandom
Philosophy
Philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, philosophical
logic, intentionality
- C -
::: Mazviita Chirimuuta
History and Philosophy of Science
Neuroscience, colour vision, and visual cognition
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John Cooper
Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Synthetic and mechanistic organotransition metal and inorganic
chemistry
- D -
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Robert Daley
Computer Science
Theory of learning algorithms, genetic algorithms
- E -
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John Earman
History and Philosophy of Science
History, methodology and foundations of modern physics
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Stephen Engstrom
Philosophy
Ethics, metaphysics, modern philosophy (especially Kant),
ancient philosophy
- F -
::: Michael Ford
Instruction and Learning
Scientific literacy, instructional innovation
- G -
::: Bernard R. Goldstein
History and Philosophy of Science
Religious studies, history of science, Ancient and Medieval Astronomy
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Allan Gotthelf
History and Philosophy of Science
Aristotle, Ayn Rand, philosophy of biology, objectivism
::: James Greeno
Instruction and Learning, Stanford
Learning and reasoning, especially in mathematics, in environments
that support intuitive understanding of concepts
:::
Adolf Grünbaum
History and Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of physics, the theory of scientific rationality,
the philosophy of psychiatry, and the critique of theism
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Anil Gupta
Philosophy
Logic, philosophy of language, metaphysics, epistemology
- H -
- I -
::: Kristen Inglis
Philosophy
Ancient philosophy, especially Aristotle’s ethics, contemporary ethics, and moral psychology
- J -
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Allen Janis
Physics
General relativity and philosophy of science
::: Anja Jauernig
Philosophy
Kant, Early Modern Philosophy (esp. Leibniz), philosophy of science, aesthetics, 19th and early 20th century German philosophy, and animal ethics
- K -
::: Michael Kessler
Philosophy
Political philosophy, especially Kant's theory of justice, ethical status of animals, and the scope of the criminal law
- L -
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James Lennox
History and Philosophy of Science
Ancient Greek philosophy, science and medicine and Charles
Darwin and Darwinism
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Dennis Looney
French and Italian
Renaissance humanism
::: Lance Lugar
Geology
Geology
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John Lyne
Communication
Rhetoric of science, philosophy and rhetoric, and argumentation
- M -
::: Peter Machamer
History and Philosophy of Science
Early modern philosophy, Galileo, cognitive science and epistemology, ethics, aesthetics, and the theory of perception
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::: Edouard Machery
History and Philosophy of Science
Concepts, simple heuristics, moral psychology, evolution and cognition, race
::: James Maher
Physics
Fluid dynamics, chaos theory
::: Kenneth Manders
Philosophy
History and philosophy of mathematics, philosophy of science
::: Edward McCord
University Honors College
Environmental science, ethology, philosophy of cultural anthropology, Legal Philosophy
::: John McDowell
Philosophy
Ancient philosophy, philosophy of language and mind, metaphysics, epistemology, ethics
::: James McGuire
History and Philosophy of Science
17th- and 18th-century scientific, philosophical, and theological thought, ancient philosophy
::: Sandra Mitchell
History and Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of science, especially philosophy of biology and philosophy of the social sciences
- N -
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Lisa Nelson
Public and International Affairs
Law and politics, criminal justice, constitutional law, jurisprudence,
American judicial process. Political theory, law and literature,
law and philosophy, philosophy of science
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John Norton
History and Philosophy of Science
History and philosophy of physics (relativity, quantum theory,
and statistical physics), with a special interest in general
relativity
- O -
- P -
::: Japa Pallikkathayil
Philosophy
Moral and politcal philosophy
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Paolo Palmieri
History and Philosophy of Science
History of early modern science, Galileo
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Lisa Parker
Human Genetics
Bioethics, Research Ethics, especially Ethics of genetic research, feminist ethics
- R -
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Nicholas Rescher
Philosophy
Metaphysics, epistemology, pragmatism, philosophy of science, history
of philosophy, ethics
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Jean-Francois Richard
Economics
Developing operational inference procedures for complex empirical
problems
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Thomas Ricketts
Philosophy
Development of analytic philosophy, especially Frege, Russell,
Wittgenstein, Carnap, and Quinel
- S -
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Thomas Saaty
KGSB/Business Administration
Decision science and prioritization, neural networks, conflict
resolution, and international development
::: Merrilee Salmon
History and Philosophy of Science
Philosophy of anthropology, logic,philosophy of science
::: Karl Schafer
Philosophy
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Kenneth Schaffner
History and Philosophy of Science
Philosophy and history of biology and medicine, philosophy
of behavioral genetics and psychiatry
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Jeffrey Schwartz
Anthropology
Exploration of method, theory, and philosophy in evolutionary
biology, origin and significance of morphological novelty
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Kieran Setiya
Philosophy
Ethics, philosophy of action, philosophy of mind
::: James Shaw
Philosophy
Philosophy of language, philosophical logic, and formal epistemology and the history of analytic philosophy
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George Sparling
Mathematics
Axiomatics
- T -
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Edda Thiels
Neuroscience
Biological substrates of learning and memory,experience-dependent
synaptic plasticity in the hippocampus
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Michael Thompson
Philosophy
Ethics, political theory, philosophy of mind, theory of action
- V -
::: Giovanni Valente
Philosophy
Philosophy of physics and the philosophy of science
- W -
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Mark Wilson
Philosophy
History and Philosophy of Science and Mathematics, metaphysics,
philosophy of language
::: James Woodward
History and Philosophy of Science
Theories of causation, explanation and inductive inference in general philosophy of science, philosophy of psychology, and philosophy of social science |