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Bernhard Salow is an Associate Professor of Philosophy and Tutorial Fellow at Magdalen College, University of Oxford. His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Philosophy from MIT (2011–2015), a BPhil from New College, Oxford (2009–2011), and an MMathPhil from St Hugh’s College, Oxford (2005–2009). He previously held a Junior Research Fellowship at Trinity College, Cambridge (2015–2018).
Salow’s research focuses on formal epistemology, particularly exploring topics like the KK principle, belief revision, and externalism. His work bridges philosophical analysis with formal methods, addressing issues in decision theory, probability theory, and epistemic risk. Recent contributions include examining iterated knowledge, the value of evidence, and normative frameworks for belief revision.
His publications span journals such as Mind, Noûs, and Philosophical Studies, with a strong emphasis on rigorous theoretical exploration. He maintains an active academic blog and personal website at http://users.ox.ac.uk/~shug2406/.
Salow’s teaching responsibilities at Magdalen College involve mentoring undergraduates in Philosophy and Mathematics. His research often intersects with interdisciplinary questions in philosophy of science and cognitive science, reflecting a commitment to both theoretical depth and practical relevance.
