Stefania Centrone

Prof. Dr. Stefania Centrone is a Professor of Philosophy and Philosophy of Science at Technische Universität München (TUM) since April 2023. She specializes in theoretical philosophy with a focus on formal logic, history of logic, philosophy of mathematics, and interdisciplinary research bridging philosophy with social sciences, computer science, and AI. Her work integrates systematic approaches with historical perspectives, emphasizing figures like Leibniz, Bolzano, and Husserl. She holds habilitations from the University of Hamburg (2012) and the Italian system (2018) and has held academic roles at institutions including TU Berlin, Oldenburg, and Helsinki. Notable awards include a Humboldt Fellowship, DFG research grants, and a Heisenberg Stipend. Her research clusters around modal logic (temporal logic), phenomenology, and the philosophy of science/technology.

• Education: PhD in Philosophy (Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, 2004), Magister Philosophiae (University of Florence, 1999).
• Research Interests: Philosophy of Logic, History of Philosophy (Leibniz, Bolzano, Husserl), Phenomenology, Philosophy of AI.

She has organized major conferences such as 'Proof Theory as Mathesis Universalis' (2017) and 'Trends in Quantum Computing and Quantum Logic' (2019-2021). Active in academic societies including the German Philosophical Society and DVMLG.