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Endla Lõhkivi is an Associate Professor of Philosophy of Science at the Institute of Philosophy and Semiotics, University of Tartu. Their research focuses on interdisciplinary practices, science as culture, and philosophy of chemistry. They hold academic roles including Chairholder of the Philosophy of Science Department (2004-2022) and Programme Director (2007-2009). Education includes a Doctorate in Philosophy from the University of Tartu (2002) and a Licentiate from the University of Gothenburg (1999).
- PhD: 2002, University of Tartu
- Licentiate: 1999, University of Gothenburg
- Chemistry MSc: 1985, Tartu State University
Research interests include science as practice/culture, interdisciplinary challenges, gender in science, and the philosophy of chemistry. Notable awards include the 2023 Owl Award for teaching and the 2018 Estonian Museums Research Award. Lõhkivi has organized major conferences like the Baltic Conference on History and Philosophy of Science (2017) and leads the Estonian Research Council-funded project on interdisciplinary research practices (PRG462).
Awards also include recognition for contributions to science communication and mentorship. They serve on editorial boards (e.g., Foundations of Chemistry) and international committees (e.g., European Philosophy of Science Association). Teaching includes courses on philosophy of science, research ethics, and interdisciplinary methodology.