Joshua Luczak

Joshua Luczak is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy (Education) at the College of Integrative Studies, Singapore Management University. His work bridges the philosophy of science with environmental ethics and climate science, focusing on geoengineering as a tool to combat anthropogenic climate change.

• PhD in Philosophy, University of Western Ontario (2015)
• MA in Philosophy, Monash University (2010)
• BA in Philosophy, Monash University (2007)

He teaches courses such as "Big Questions", "What is This Thing Called Science?", and "Heated Debates: Climate Justice". His research explores the intersection of scientific methodology, climate ethics, and geoengineering, with a particular emphasis on toy models in statistical mechanics and the ethical implications of climate denialism.

His recent publications highlight the evolving discourse around geoengineering, the philosophical significance of toy models in physics, and the ethical harms of climate denialism. While his articles span topics from methane removal to historical analyses of thermodynamics, they consistently address the moral and epistemological challenges of climate science.

Contact: jluczak@smu.edu.sg | Phone: +65 68261381