Fernando Gilabert

Fernando Gilabert serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters, University of Valladolid, Spain, a position held since 2025 after prior appointments at the Universities of Malaga and Seville. He concurrently acts as Editor of Differenz (international journal of Heideggerian studies), Secretary of the Heidegger Archive at Seville University, and holds memberships in the Applied Philosophy Research Group (PAIDI HUM-018), HERCRITIA (International Chair of Critical Hermeneutics), and the Ibero-American Hermeneutics Network.

His academic foundation includes a PhD in Philosophy, Master's in Philosophy and Modern Culture, Master's in Sexology, and dual University Expert certifications in Sexology (Biopsychosocial Perspective and Sexological Therapies), all from the University of Seville. These qualifications underpin his interdisciplinary approach spanning theoretical and applied domains.

Research integrates Heideggerian phenomenology with contemporary critical hermeneutics, examining subjectivity, suffering, and societal structures through philosophical lenses. His sexology expertise uniquely bridges biopsychosocial frameworks with therapeutic applications, reflecting a transdisciplinary methodology that connects continental philosophy with social sciences. This synthesis manifests in editorial leadership and archival work preserving Heidegger's legacy while advancing critical theory.

His scholarly recognition includes:

• Margarita Salas Grant for the training of young doctors (Retraining Grant for Spanish University System, Modality A)

Professional engagement extends through active participation in international research consortia, where he contributes to collaborative projects on hermeneutics and applied philosophy. His institutional roles foster academic exchange across European and Ibero-American networks, supporting emerging scholarship in critical philosophical traditions.