Rebekka HUFENDIEK (Ulm University), April 9, 2026, 15:00 (CET). Please join our colloquium via Zoom!
Rebekka HUFENDIEK (Ulm University), April 9, 2026, 15:00 (CET). Please join our colloquium via Zoom!
Save the dates! Join our Spring-Summer 2026 KLI Colloquium series, featuring the following speakers: Carrie Figdor (University of Iowa), Tim Waring (University of Maine), Rebekka Hufendiek (Ulm University), Denis Walsh (University of Toronto), Isabella Sarto-Jackson (KLI), Daniel Reznik (Max Planck Society), Somya Mani (KLI), James DiFrisco (Francis Crick Institute), Silvia Bulgheresi (University of Vienna), and Anne LeMaitre (KLI).
Save the dates! Join our Spring-Summer 2026 KLI Colloquium series, featuring the following speakers: Carrie Figdor (University of Iowa), Tim Waring (University of Maine), Rebekka Hufendiek (Ulm University), Denis Walsh (University of Toronto), Isabella Sarto-Jackson (KLI), Daniel Reznik (Max Planck Society), Somya Mani (KLI), James DiFrisco (Francis Crick Institute), Silvia Bulgheresi (University of Vienna), and Anne LeMaitre (KLI).
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow Rebekka Hufendiek to the KLI.
Rebekka is a professor of philosophy at Ulm University. At the KLI she works on her project “Hierarchies and Power in Primatology and Their Populist Appropriations”.
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow Rebekka Hufendiek to the KLI.
Rebekka is a professor of philosophy at Ulm University. At the KLI she works on her project “Hierarchies and Power in Primatology and Their Populist Appropriations”.
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow Tim Waring to the KLI.
Tim is an associate professor of applied cultural evolution (University of Maine), working on his project on human evolutionary transition in inheritance and individuality (ETII).
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow Tim Waring to the KLI.
Tim is an associate professor of applied cultural evolution (University of Maine), working on his project on human evolutionary transition in inheritance and individuality (ETII).
In a recent publication, Philipp Mitteroecker shows how genetic variance in the timing of development and reproduction increases the speed of adaptive evolution, which also has implications for the evolution of aging. (click on title to continue)
In a recent publication, Philipp Mitteroecker shows how genetic variance in the timing of development and reproduction increases the speed of adaptive evolution, which also has implications for the evolution of aging. (click on title to continue)
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow Denis Walsh to the KLI.
Denis is a philosopher of science (University of Toronto), currently working on the concept of agency. His KLI project is titled “‘The Being of Living Beings’: A metaphysics for agency”.
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow Denis Walsh to the KLI.
Denis is a philosopher of science (University of Toronto), currently working on the concept of agency. His KLI project is titled “‘The Being of Living Beings’: A metaphysics for agency”.
