A comparative cross-cultural study of the symbolic in mathematics

A genealogy of testimony in 16th century travel writing and cosmography

Albert Lautman: from mathematical philosophy to metaphysics?

An epistemological study of material models from practical mathematics in early modern natural philosophical debates

Anti-Mathematicism in Philosophy

Atomism, motion and mobility: Gassendi’s original Epicureanism in the age of the Scientific Revolution

Between Object and Meaning: Re-evaluating the Objectivity of the Human Sciences

Cavendishian Trialism

Chemical reactions: the performance and (re)interpretation of chemical experiments in the Dutch Republic (1750-1800)

Experiment and observation in seventeenth-century meteorology and natural philosophy. A comparative study of Descartes's 'Météores' and Fromondus's 'Meteorologicorum Libri Sex'

Explanatory pluralism and Leibniz's animal economy

Gassendi and the Science of Optics: the Genesis of a Continental Empiricism

Goodman, a prophet of doom

Medical Forces in late-Renaissance Natural Philosophy

Organic economies versus vital forces: Conceptual foundations of Enlightenment Vitalism

Seeing, reporting and interpreting: the circulation of optical knowledge in the first half of the seventeenth century (Descartes, Gassendi Mersenne)

Senior Postdoctoral Visiting Fellowship René Sigrist

The Ambiguity of Technoscience: From Phenomenotechnique to Design Science

The material body: medicine and materialism of the early modernity to the radical Enlightenment

The Origins of Early Anglophone Philosophy of Science: Debating Scientific Explanation

The theory of mixtures in early modern meteorology

Tolerance and convention: The transition from universalist to schematic conceptions of logic in the early work of Carnap and Quine.

Vitalism: a historico-logical study, life and the physical universe

Vital Spaces, Vital Forces: Life in Renaissance and Early Modern Physics

What can we learn from history and philosophy of science?

Wittgenstein as a philosopher of mathematical practice

And so on infinitely. An analysis of infinite regress arguments in philosophy

The serial nature of experimentation

The Serial Nature of Experimentation

Machines in technology, science, and philosophy 1600.