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Katharina Felka is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Philosophy, University of Graz, where she conducts research and teaches in philosophy of language, metaphysics, and metaethics. She has previously held postdoctoral positions at the University of Zurich, University of Hamburg, Uppsala University, and visiting affiliations at MIT, Humboldt University, University of Konstanz, ILLC Amsterdam, and the University of Oslo. Her research focuses on normatively loaded expressions such as slurs, pejoratives, thick terms, and dual-character concepts, as well as the semantics/pragmatics interface, presuppositions, that-clauses, and indirect communication. She employs linguistic methods to address philosophical problems, particularly in ontology and evaluative discourse. Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in the philosophy of language, especially in the semantics of evaluative and normative expressions, indirect speech, and ontological commitments in mathematical discourse. She frequently collaborates with leading scholars such as Nils Franzén, Julia Zakkou, Peter Pagin, and Benjamin Schnieder. Wolfgang-Stegmüller Prize (2015) Karl H. Ditze Award (2016) She leads and co-leads multiple funded research projects, including In A Roundabout Way: Theory and Practice of Indirect Communication (FWF/DFG), The Meaning of Evaluative Language (Swedish Research Council), and contributes to the Excellence Cluster Knowledge In Crisis . She supervises graduate students and regularly organizes international workshops and conferences, such as the Graz Evaluative Language Workshop and colloquia on philosophy-linguistics intersections. She is also involved in the SFB Language and Redundancy starting in 2025. She teaches courses such as Introduction to Philosophy of Language, Introduction to Philosophy of Mind, Philosophy of Logic, and graduate seminars on Frege, Grice, Kripke, generics, and formal semantics.

• Philosophy of Language
• Metaphysics
• Metaethics
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Anne Siegetsleitner is a University Professor of Practical Philosophy at the University of Innsbruck and Head of the Department of Philosophy (2021–2025). She holds memberships in the University Senate, serves as Ombudsperson for Scientific Integrity, and contributes to national committees like the Gene Technology Commission. Her academic career includes habilitation from the University of Salzburg (2012) and prior positions at the University of Vienna and University of Salzburg. She has led FWF-Elise-Richter projects and DFG research groups focusing on ethics in genetic engineering and internet privacy. Her research spans general ethics, applied ethics (privacy, bioethics), cultural philosophy, and history of logical empiricism. Key areas include Vienna Circle studies, normative ethics, feminist ethics, and the philosophical analysis of technology. She has published extensively on topics like AI accountability, pandemic ethics, and Carnap's philosophical contributions. Her recent work emphasizes ethical challenges in digital transformation, medical technology, and social crises. She co-edits the 'Angewandte Ethik' series and participates in interdisciplinary initiatives like the Medical Humanities Focus Group. Her academic service includes leadership roles in the Austrian Society of Philosophy (2017–2021) and FWF evaluation committees.

• General Ethics
• Metaethics
• History of Ethics
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Thomas Pölzler is a researcher and lecturer in the Department of Practical Philosophy at the University of Graz, Austria. He currently leads a Marie Skłodowska-Curie project at the University of Tokyo. His work focuses on metaethics, moral psychology, and the empirical study of moral concepts like basic needs and moral objectivity. Pölzler's research integrates philosophical analysis with empirical methods, addressing topics such as the validity of empirical studies in moral philosophy, distributive justice, environmental ethics, and Albert Camus's philosophy. Education: PhD in Philosophy (2015, University of Graz). Research includes the moral psychology of disagreement, the structure of basic needs concepts, and the ethical implications of self-driving cars. His books A Philosophical Perspective on Folk Moral Objectivism (2022) and Moral Reality and the Empirical Sciences (2018) explore the intersection of philosophy and empirical inquiry. Key areas of investigation include the empirical foundations of moral realism, the role of basic needs in normative theories, and the ethics of climate change adaptation. Pölzler's interdisciplinary approach bridges philosophy with social sciences, psychology, and environmental studies.

• Metaethics
• Moral Psychology
• Moral Philosophy
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Paulina Sliwa is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Vienna, specializing in moral philosophy and epistemology. Her research examines moral responsibility, gendered perception in domestic labor, and hermeneutical approaches to ethical inquiry. Awarded the Sanders Prize in Metaethics (2023), she leads major projects on conceptual engagement and knowledge crises in contemporary philosophy. Recent publications analyze how social structures shape moral agency, with particular attention to gender inequities. Sliwa frequently contributes to public discourse through media appearances on ethics and social philosophy.

• Moral Philosophy
• Ethics
• Feminist Theory
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Dr. Daria Jadreškić is a researcher at the Institut für Gesellschaft, Wissen und Politik (Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt). She specializes in philosophy of science, ethics, and science and technology studies, with a focus on credibility in scientific practices and values in knowledge production. Research Themes include: Philosophy of science in practice Epistemic values and social objectivity Biomedical innovation and clinical trials Temporal ethics in scientific research Sociocultural analysis of scientific communities Projects highlight her role in the Epistemology of the Large Hadron Collider unit, analyzing detector upgrade review processes through qualitative interviews. Education : PhD in Philosophy (2020), Leibniz Universität Hannover Online Profiles : ResearchGate PhilPeople Academia.edu

• Philosophy of Science
• Science and Technology Studies
• Ethics
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Teresa Marques is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Barcelona (UB), where she joined in 2017 as a Principal Investigator (PI) of a Spanish Science Ministry grant and became a tenured member of the Philosophy Faculty in December 2021. She currently serves as co-PI of a state-funded project on the philosophy of hybrid representations and as coordinator of outreach for the Barcelona Institute of Analytic Philosophy’s María de Maeztu Research Programme. PhD in Philosophy, University of Stirling (2004) M.Litt in Philosophy, University of St. Andrews (1997) BA in Philosophy, University of Lisbon (1994) Her research spans philosophy of language, epistemology, and social philosophy. Key areas include: Philosophy of disagreement, contextualism, and relativism Speech acts and conceptual variability Conative attitudes and their linguistic expression Derogatory speech, hate speech, and propaganda She has an impressive publication record with 17 publications since 2018, including co-edited books with Oxford University Press and Routledge. Her work has garnered significant recognition, reflected in her Scopus and Researcher ID h-indices of 8 and a Google Scholar h-index of 14 (656 total citations, 461 since 2019). 2022: ICREA Acadèmia Award 2022: Accreditation of Advanced Research ‘Profesora Catedrática’ 2020: Beatriz Galindo Distinguished Researcher Award 2019: Accreditation I3 – Excellence in Advanced Research 2014: Maria Curie Fellowship Marques has mentored 4 postdocs since 2019, supervised 4 PhD students (2 ongoing) and 4 master’s students, and coordinates the APhil master’s program in Analytic Philosophy at UB. She has taught at the University of Barcelona, Pompeu Fabra, Lisbon, and the University of Maryland (Global Campus). Her editorial roles include co-editing books and serving as subject editor for philosophy of language at Thought: A Journal of Philosophy .

• Philosophy of language
• Conceptual engineering
• Epistemology
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Teresa Marques is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the Department of Philosophy, University of Barcelona, tenured since 2021. She holds a PhD from the University of Stirling (2004), M.Litt from the University of St. Andrews (1997), and a BA from the University of Lisbon (1994). Her research focuses on philosophy of language, conceptual engineering, epistemology, feminist/social philosophy, hate speech, and metaethics. She has been a co-PI of state-funded projects on hybrid representations and coordinates outreach for the Barcelona Institute of Analytic Philosophy’s María de Maeztu Research Programme. Key awards include the ICREA Acadèmia Award (2022), Profesora Catedrática accreditation (2020), and Beatriz Galindo Award (2020). Since 2018, she has published 17 works, including papers in specialty journals and edited volumes. She has delivered 38 keynote/invited lectures and organized over 10 international conferences. Her academic service includes editing Disputatio (2009–2017), serving as subject editor at *Thought*, and roles in the European Society for Analytic Philosophy’s Steering Committee (2014–2023). She mentors 4 postdocs, supervises 4 PhD students (2 ongoing), and coordinates the APhil Master Program in Analytic Philosophy.

• Philosophy of language
• Conceptual engineering
• Epistemology
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Glenda Hannibal is an External Lecturer at Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, with affiliations as a project employee in Artificial Intelligence and Human Interfaces at University of Salzburg (plus.ac.at). Her research spans interdisciplinary domains, integrating Artificial Intelligence Ethics , Philosophy of Technology , and Human-Robot Interaction . Current Role: External Lecturer (2024–2025), contributing to the EXDIGIT project (2022–2028) on digital sciences and interdisciplinary technologies. Research Interests: Focus on normative assessments of AI systems, ethical frameworks for autonomous vehicles, and philosophical implications of robotics. Publications: Recent works examine the classification of robots as living/non-living entities and metaphilosophical dimensions of the trolley problem in AI ethics.

• Artificial Intelligence Ethics
• Philosophy of Technology
• Human-Robot Interaction
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Sonja Rinofner is a full Professor at the Institute of Philosophy, Faculty of Humanities, University of Graz. She holds teaching authorization in philosophy and is actively involved in research and academic supervision. Her office is located at Heinrichstraße 26, Room 0009050020, Graz, Austria, and she is available for consultation on Wednesdays from 9:30 to 10:30 and by appointment. Her primary research areas include classical and systematic phenomenology (with a focus on Edmund Husserl), the first-person perspective, intentionality, consciousness, action, affectivity, feelings, values, and the concepts of subject and person. She also specializes in the theory of emotions, value theory, and ethics—particularly metaethics and applied ethics, with a strong emphasis on medical ethics. Complementary areas of interest include philosophy of mind, epistemology, social philosophy, and the history of modern philosophy. While no specific list of recent publications is provided in the text, her research output spans foundational and applied philosophical domains, particularly in ethics and phenomenology, suggesting a strong engagement with both historical and contemporary debates. Her work bridges theoretical depth with practical relevance, especially in medical and ethical contexts. Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned in the provided text. Sonja Rinofner supervises final theses and is involved in teaching and academic mentoring. She is also engaged in public philosophy, as evidenced by her participation in media discussions such as Ö1 In Focus – Religion and Ethics and The Pragmaticus Podcast, where she discusses topics like virtues, values, and polarization. There is no mention of external research grants in the text. She maintains an active academic presence through her official homepage at the University of Graz and contributes to interdisciplinary discourse, particularly at the intersection of ethics, emotions, and phenomenological analysis.

• Phenomenology
• Theory of Emotions
• Value Theory
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Toni Rønnow-Rasmussen is Professor of Practical Philosophy at Lund University, Sweden, serving since 2008 and acting as department chair since 2014. His academic trajectory includes positions as University Lecturer at Lund University (2000-2008), part-time University Lecturer at Växjö University (1999-2004), and research roles funded by The Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation (2003-2006) and Swedish Research Council (2010-2012). He was competitively appointed as Fellow at the University of St Andrews (2013). Rønnow-Rasmussen's research centers on Value Theory and Metaethics , with particular focus on formal and substantive analysis of value, theories of practical reasons (normativity), and R. M. Hare's metaethics. His work explores the relationship between value and reasons for action, personal value, and the buck-passing theory. He has made significant contributions to understanding intrinsic versus instrumental value and the concept of 'for its own sake' value. His publication record demonstrates a sustained scholarly trajectory in value theory, highlighted by the influential 2011 monograph Personal Value (Oxford University Press) and the highly cited 2004 paper The Strike of the Demon . His research bridges formal philosophical analysis with substantive ethical questions about well-being and normative reasons, establishing him as a leading contemporary figure in value theory. Member of the board of directors of Bokförlaget Thales och Theoria foundation (2015-present) Associate at Stockholm Center for Value Theory (2014-present) Fellow at University of St Andrews (CEPPA) (2013) Editorial board member of Ethical Theory and Moral Practice (2011-present) Chair of Research Council of Norway evaluation committee (2010) Professor Rønnow-Rasmussen has supervised PhD students across multiple institutions including Lund University, Tsinghua University, University of Salento, and Vilnius University. He has managed research projects funded by the Swedish Research Council and coordinated international collaborations between Lund University and Humboldt University. His professional service includes extensive peer review for approximately 20 journals and evaluations for universities including Umeå University, Stockholm University, and the University of Geneva. He maintains an active international presence with invited talks at institutions including University of Geneva, VU University Amsterdam, Aarhus University, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, and University of Tübingen. He has organized symposia with participants from multiple countries and co-organized major international conferences, demonstrating his leadership within the global philosophical community.

• Moral Philosophy
• Value Theory
• Metaethics
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Max Kölbel serves as a full Professor ( Univ.-Prof. ) in the Department of Philosophy within the Faculty of Philosophy and Education at the University of Vienna. His academic profile demonstrates sustained leadership in analytic philosophy with emphasis on conceptual analysis and relativism. Current research initiatives include major collaborative projects addressing philosophical methodology and epistemic crises. His research centers on relativism , conceptual analysis , and philosophy of language , examining how meaning, truth, and knowledge operate across contexts. Key interests include response-dependent properties, perspectival content, and the normative dimensions of conceptual engineering. His fingerprint analysis reveals strong engagement with Relativism (100%), Representational Content (50%), and Mental State (25%) topics. Recent publications trend toward metaphilosophical inquiry and conceptual revision , particularly through the PACE project which investigates how concepts evolve to meet societal needs. His 2023-2022 work shows increased focus on semantic plasticity and ameliorative conceptual practices , moving beyond traditional truth-conditional semantics toward normative frameworks for concept evaluation. Visiting Fellow (2013) Kölbel actively shapes philosophical discourse through editorial work and conference organization. He co-organizes the annual Truth workshop series and the 2025 PACE/KIC Metaphilosophical Workshop for PhD Researchers. His 51 recorded activities include 27 talks, 4 journal editorships, and participation in government-related philosophical consultations. Current projects include the €2.1M ERC-funded Knowledge in Crisis initiative (2023-2028) examining epistemic breakdowns in democratic societies. He leads the international Philosophy as Conceptual Engagement (PACE) network developing frameworks for concept evaluation. Recent collaborations include workshops with Jason Stanley (2024) on linguistic representation and Truth workshops with Benjamin Schnieder. His research group focuses on applying conceptual engineering to contemporary issues like epistemic polarization and democratic knowledge institutions.

• Relativism
• Philosophy of Language
• Conceptual Analysis
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