January-December,  Patrick Dawson

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Patrick completed his PhD at Sydney and then spent 3 years in Ireland working with Daniel Deasy on a postdoctoral fellowship. He is back in Sydney for a year and spending time at the Centre completing a book proposal. He works on the metaphysics of time, and in particular, depends a particular version of presentism. ​

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January-June Jan Voosholz

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Jan is managing director at the International Centre for Philosophy. H works on the nature of causation and emergence, as well as on scientific realism. He will be visiting the Centre for several months.  

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January-April Julien Mommer

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Julien is graduate student visiting the Centre from the 

Università della Svizzera Italiana. He will be presenting work while he is here. 

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February-May Matias Slavov

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Matias is a postdoctoral fellow at Tampere University, Finland, funded by the Academy of Finland. He publishes at the intersection of the metaphysics and science of time and on the nature of clocks. 

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March-June Xingyi Wen

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Xingyi is a graduate student at the University of the Chinese Academy the sciences. 

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May-August, Harriet Gillies

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Harriet Gillies is an artist in residence at the Centre. She has performed in a range of immersive and interactive projects. More details about the nature of her work can be found here. ​

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August-September, Giuliano Torrengo

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Professor Giuliano Torrengo is visiting as a distinguished Andersen Visitor. He is the head of the Centre for the Philosophy of Time in Milan.    He works in all areas time-related, with a series of papers thinking through fragmentalist accounts of temporality, exploring temporal experience and exploring the open future. He has a 2024 book on temporal experience. 

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August-September, Luca Gasparinetti

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Luca is a graduate student at the University of Milan working on causation. He has several joint projects at the Centre for Time, including one on whether people employ multiple concepts of causation. 

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August, Eddy Nahmias

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Eddy is Professor in philosophy at Georgia State University. He is visiting us as part of the Garven bequest on free will and determinism. Eddy has published extensively on the nature and phenomenology of free will, and is also well known for a series of papers in experimental philosophy probing people's judgements about (inter alia) free will. 

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August, David Builes

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David is an Associate Profess in philosophy at Princeton. He works primarily in metaphysics and has written paper on just about all the topics one can imagine within metaphysics, including time, modality and laws and has previously won the Sanders Prize in metaphysics. 

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