Georg Schiemer

Georg Schiemer is a Professor at the Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna, and serves as head of the Institute Vienna Circle. He is also an External Fellow at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, LMU Munich. His research spans the history and philosophy of mathematics, early analytic philosophy, logic, and formal philosophy of science.

• Institute Vienna Circle (Head)
• Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (External Fellow)

His work emphasizes structuralism, focusing on mathematical structures in historical contexts (e.g., Carnap, Hilbert) and their philosophical implications. Recent publications analyze axiomatics, model theory, and epistemic frameworks in foundational mathematics and science.

Scientific awards include his appointment as an External Fellow at LMU Munich. He teaches courses such as Logic, Philosophy of Science Colloquiums, and interdisciplinary seminars at the intersection of philosophy, theology, and biology.