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Daniele Musumeci is a Research Fellow in the history of science at the Department of Humanities, University of Catania. He teaches Models of Science Communication in the undergraduate program in Communication Sciences and Languages and co-teaches History of the Environment and Climate Change in the master's program in Languages for International Cooperation. His academic work is supervised by Scientific Director Luigi Ingaliso. He earned his PhD in Interpretation Sciences from the University of Catania in 2023 with a dissertation titled "L'interpretazione dei vulcani e della loro attività. L'evoluzione della vulcanologia internazionale dalla modernità alla contemporaneità (secoli XVII-XX)". His research primarily focuses on the historical development of volcanological studies from the 17th to 20th centuries, examining paradigmatic shifts in Earth Sciences and the historical documentation of seismic phenomena. Musumeci's scholarly work reveals a strong emphasis on the history of volcanology, particularly regarding Mount Etna and significant figures like Alfred Rittmann. His publications demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches combining historical analysis with earth sciences, often exploring how historical documentation can inform modern scientific understanding. He has made notable contributions to understanding the evolution of volcanic theories and the documentation of seismic events. His scientific achievements have been recognized through several prestigious awards: AIV/IAVCEI scholarship (2018) Best Poster Award to a young scholar from INHIGEO (2019) Premio SGI "Quintino Sella per la Storia delle Geoscienze" (2021-2022) INHIGEO Early Career Award (2023) Musumeci is actively involved in research projects related to historical seismological archives, particularly through the PNRR MEET project (Monitoring Earth's Evolution and Tectonics) under WP 11.3 IPSES - Italian Platform for Solid Earth Science. His current research focuses on analyzing historical documentation of seismic and volcanic phenomena to enhance INGV's seismological databases. His work spans multiple institutions and collaborations, particularly with the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology (INGV), where he contributes to historical volcanic studies and database development projects.

• History of Science
• History of Volcanology
• Earth Sciences History
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Federica Piangerelli is a Contract Professor at the University of Macerata , affiliated with the Department of Humanities . She obtained her bachelor's (2016), master's (2018), and PhD (2023) in Philosophy from the same university. 2021: Scholar at Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies 2021: Guest participant at Universidad Nacional del Litoral, Argentina 2023: Visiting Lecturer at University J.E. Purkyně, Czech Republic 2024: Postdoctoral Fellow at Accademia Vivarium Novum Her research focuses on Platonic and Aristotelian ethical-political thought , Platonic dialectics , and Pre-Socratic philosophy (Heraclitus, Eleaticism). She employs a Multifocal Approach to analyze ancient concepts through interdisciplinary lenses. Recent publications examine themes like scholé , Platonic-Egyptian dialogue , dialectics , and civic mythology . These works intersect with fields such as ethics , political theory , and classical reception . Scientific Awards : 2021 - Scholarship, Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies 2024 - Postdoctoral Fellowship, Accademia Vivarium Novum She teaches seminars on Platonic dialectics and Ancient Greek concepts of foreignness , emphasizing methodological rigor and textual analysis.

• Ancient Philosophy
• Platonic Dialectics
• Aristotelian Ethics and Politics
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Paolo Bussotti is an Associate Professor of History of Science and Technology at the University of Udine's DIUM department. His academic career includes roles at Ludwig Maximilian University (Munich), Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften, and Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences through Humboldt Fellowships. He holds a PhD in Historical Sciences from the University of San Marino (1996). Education : Bachelor of History of Science and Technology, University of Pisa (1991) PhD in Historical Sciences, University of San Marino (1996) Research Interests : 17th-Century Physics/Astronomy (Kepler, Galileo, Descartes, Leibniz, Newton) Mathematics History: Number Theory (Fermat-Gauss), Projective Geometry Philosophy of Mathematics: Foundations at the turn of the 20th century Science Education: Integrating history into math teaching Key Projects : Galileo's Sidereus Nuncius translation (2001) Kepler Commission collaboration (2005) Enriques Study Center directorship (2008-2010) Grants/Awards : Three Humboldt Fellowships (2003, 2013-2014, 2019) Research grants from DIUM and DMIF (Udine) Labs/Teams : Collaborations with Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy, Berlin-Brandenburg Academy, and Bayerische Akademie der Wissenschaften.

• History of Science
• History of Mathematics
• Philosophy of Mathematics
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Alberto Fabris is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage , Ca' Foscari University of Venice . His research focuses on the History of Philosophy , particularly Renaissance Political Thought , Giordano Bruno studies , and Machiavelli's historiography . He holds a PhD from École Normale Supérieure de Lyon and has received significant grants including the PNRR Young Researchers Funds and a Seal of Excellence from the European Commission. Education: PhD in Philosophy (École Normale Supérieure de Lyon, 2014-2018) Previous appointments: Johns Hopkins University, Université Libre de Bruxelles, ULB-Mons His research integrates Psychoanalysis , Political Philosophy , and Renaissance Cultural History , with a focus on desire theory , urban political structures , and mnemonic systems . Recent publications analyze Francesco Ingoli 's global political thought and Machiavelli's urban metaphorics. Key Projects: 'Francesco Ingoli (1578-1649) as Political Thinker and Global Theorist' Professional Memberships: Renaissance Society of America (RSA), NeMLA, AAIS Scientific recognition includes the Seal of Excellence (2022) and French University System Qualification (2020). He has organized international conferences on Renaissance political thought and Machiavelli's works.

• History of Philosophy
• Renaissance Philosophy
• Political Philosophy
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Antonio Rigopoulos is a Full Professor at the Department of Asian and North African Studies, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, where he has been a faculty member since 1999. He serves as Coordinator of the Editorial Committee of Edizioni Ca' Foscari - Venice University Press and is Scientific Director of the journal Annali di Ca' Foscari - Oriental Series . His research and teaching focus on Indian religions and philosophies, particularly devotional (bhakti) and ascetic (yoga) traditions in medieval and modern India, with a regional specialization in Maharashtra. His educational background includes a PhD in Religious Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara (1994), an MA from the same institution (1989), and a Laurea in History from Ca' Foscari (1987). He is fluent in Sanskrit, Pali, English, French, Hindi, and Italian, and has conducted extensive fieldwork in India. Rigopoulos's research interests span Indology, Tibetology, Hindu philosophy, metaphysics, and Oriental philology. His scholarly work emphasizes the guru tradition, bhakti movements, and the cultural-religious dynamics of Maharashtra. He has contributed significantly to the study of Dattatreya, the Bhagavad Gita, and the concept of Maya in Hindu thought. His recent publications (2023–2024) reflect a sustained engagement with core Hindu texts and concepts, particularly focusing on Krishna’s theology, divine illusion, compassion, and exegetical methods. These works demonstrate a thematic continuity in interpreting classical Indian philosophy through contemporary academic lenses. Gerald J. Larson Dissertation Award (1995) Annual Departmental Research Funding (ADiR/FRA) since 2000 He has supervised doctoral seminars and contributed to PhD programs in Oriental Studies at Ca' Foscari. He has also participated in national and international research projects (PRIN), served on editorial boards of prestigious journals such as Asiatica Venetiana and Filologie medievali e moderne , and delivered lectures at institutions like Venice International University and the Pontifical University Antonianum. His academic service includes roles in curriculum development, doctoral faculty committees, and research governance within his department. Rigopoulos leads editorial and research initiatives centered on South Asian studies, particularly through the Venice-based academic networks and the Fondazione Giorgio Cini. He is actively involved in promoting Indological scholarship through publications, conferences, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

• Indology
• Tibetology
• Indian Religions
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Marco Filoni is an Associate Professor of Political Philosophy (SPS/01) at Link Campus University in Rome. He currently coordinates the Master's Degree in Strategic Studies and Security Policies (LM-62). His research focuses on 20th-century French Hegelianism, political fear analysis, technology-human relations, and critiques of artificial intelligence. He holds a Ph.D. in History of Philosophy and has conducted research at institutions including the Polytechnic University of Milan, the University of Bologna, and the École Normale Supérieure in Paris. Since 2022, Filoni has served as head of the Éclaireurs research program at the Fondation Robert de Sorbon in Paris and curated the 11th edition of the Festival della Politica di Mestre-Venezia. His international collaborations include teaching and research at Sorbonne, KU Leuven, the University of Tokyo, and others. He actively contributes to academic journals like La Cultura and serves on editorial boards for multiple publications. Filoni’s publications include major works like The Political Action of the Philosopher: The Life and Thought of Alexandre Kojève (2021) and The Calculation of Fear (2021), exploring themes of political fear, totalitarianism, and Kojève’s intellectual legacy. His recent articles (2024–2025) emphasize AI ethics, geopolitical strategy, and the intersection of philosophy with contemporary political challenges.

• Political Philosophy
• History of Philosophy
• Political Fear Analysis
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Paolo Pagani is a Full Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage , Ca' Foscari University of Venice , with a focus on Moral Philosophy . He holds the qualification of Full Professor (M-Fil/03) since 2015 and has participated in national research projects (PRIN) like ROSMINI – Analysis and Resources Rosmini’s Thought in a Digital Environment (2022). He contributes to editorial boards of journals such as Eternity & Contradiction. Journal of Fundamental Ontology and Rosmini Studies , and directs the Metafisica book series at Studium-Marcianum. Specializes in Moral Philosophy , Philosophical Anthropology , and the thought of Antonio Rosmini . Teaches courses like Filosofia Morale (Moral Philosophy) and Antropologia Filosofica (Philosophical Anthropology) at Ca' Foscari. Supervised 9 PhD theses and authored over 20 publications, including books on topics like freedom, creation, and metaphysics. His research spans interdisciplinary collaborations, particularly in bioethics and philosophy of religion , and he organizes postgraduate seminars such as FILPRA (Filosofia della Pratica) . He has served on committees for national academic competitions and evaluations, including the Italian Ministry of Education (MIUR) and the National Scientific Habilitation Commission.

• Moral Philosophy
• Philosophical Anthropology
• Ethics
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Claudio Calosi is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Ca' Foscari University of Venice and holds a Visiting Professor position at USI, Lugano, MAP. His career includes prior appointments as Assistant Professor at the University of Geneva and visiting roles at Oxford, Leeds, Lisbon, UNAM (Mexico City), Trento, and Perugia. Department : Philosophy and Cultural Heritage Research Focus : Analytic Metaphysics, Philosophical Logic, Philosophy of Physics Contact : claudio.calosi@unive.it Calosi’s work bridges metaphysics and quantum physics , with a focus on topics like quantum monism , mereology , and spacetime ontology . His recent publications explore the logic and metaphysics of location , quantum indeterminacy , and relational quantum mechanics , reflecting his interest in reconciling physical theories with metaphysical frameworks. He co-founded AMAMI (Analytical Metaphysics Association of the Italian-Speaking World) and contributes to TiPS (Trust in Philosophy and Science) center at Ca' Foscari as a research coordinator for Formal Methods in Philosophy and Science . His collaborative projects include a forthcoming monograph on location with Fabrice Correia (Oxford University Press).

• Analytic Metaphysics
• Philosophical Logic
• Philosophy of Physics
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Alice Morelli is a Research Fellow at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage , Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Her work bridges 20th-century analytic philosophy with contemporary debates on dispositions, habits, and methodological frameworks. Research Focus: Wittgenstein studies, habit theory, naturalism, intercultural understanding, and philosophical methodology. Publications: Authored monographs on dispositions, with recent articles in journals like European Journal of Analytic Philosophy and JOLMA , spanning topics from Frank Ramsey's philosophy to Jamesian habit theory. Editorial Contributions: Co-edited volumes including Philosophical Counseling Today: Training and Research (2022). Key Themes: Critical analysis of reductive therapeutism, semantic theory, and the interplay between ethics and aesthetics.

• Analytic Philosophy
• Wittgenstein Studies
• Dispositions
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Luca Incurvati is an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy and the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam. He leads the Formal Semantics and Philosophical Logic research unit at ILLC and serves as an editor of The Review of Symbolic Logic . Previously, he held roles at the University of Cambridge, including a PhD from St John's College and Research Fellowships at Magdalene College and Lecturer in the Faculty of Philosophy. His research focuses on philosophy of mathematics, formal and philosophical logic, philosophy of language, meta-ethics, and metaphysics. Notable projects include the ERC-funded EXPRESS Project exploring expressivist semantics through disagreement analysis. His work bridges foundational questions in logic with semantic and epistemic investigations. Incurvati has published extensively on topics such as supervaluationism, inferentialism, set-theoretic conceptions, and epistemic modality. His books include Conceptions of Set and the Foundations of Mathematics (2020) and Reasoning with Attitude (2023, with Julian Schlöder). His research often addresses logical pluralism, the semantics of negation, and the philosophical implications of multilateral frameworks. He has received grants such as the ERC Starting Grant (2018–2023) and contributes to academic leadership through editorial roles and conference organization. His interdisciplinary approach integrates logic, metaphysics, and linguistic analysis to advance foundational debates in philosophy.

• Philosophy of Mathematics
• Formal and Philosophical Logic
• Philosophy of Language
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Francesca Poggi is a Full Professor of Philosophy of Law at the Cesare Beccaria Department of Legal Sciences, University of Milan. She serves as the university's gender equality liaison and oversees the Gender Equality and Violence Against Women project at Human Hall. Her academic work bridges legal theory with moral philosophy, focusing on analytic philosophy and general legal theory. She is a member of the scientific committee for Italian legal journals and actively contributes to interdisciplinary initiatives like the Inter-University Center ‘Cultures of Gender’. Her research spans gender equality, legal interpretation methodologies, bioethics, and social sustainability. Notable projects include analyzing gender-based violence frameworks, exploring constitutional legal systems' communicative theories, and addressing linguistic inclusivity in policy-making. She critiques moral biases in legal reasoning and examines the intersection of law with human rights, migration, and multiculturalism. Her scholarship engages with contemporary debates on autonomy in healthcare decisions, xenotransplantation ethics, and the application of Robert Alexy’s correctness claims in legal contexts. She also participates in EU-funded initiatives like the MUSA project, aiming to build innovation ecosystems through territorial R&D leadership.

• Legal Philosophy
• Gender Equality
• Bioethics
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Vera Tripodi is an Associate Professor at the Department of Electronics and Telecommunications (DET) at Politecnico di Torino. Her academic career spans multiple institutions including the University of Milan 'La Statale,' University of Turin, University of Barcelona, University of Oslo, and Columbia University. She serves on the Single Guarantee Committee and is actively involved in gender equality initiatives. Dr. Tripodi earned her PhD in Logic and Epistemology from Sapienza University of Rome. Her academic journey includes postdoctoral research positions at prestigious international institutions and a research position at the University of Milan from July 2021 to March 2022. Her research focuses on the intersection of philosophy, technology, and gender. She specializes in bioethics, ethics of technology, feminist philosophy and ethics, and social ontology. Her work addresses critical contemporary issues including climate change ethics, reproductive technologies, AI ethics, and gender equality in philosophy and academia. She has made significant contributions to understanding the ethical dimensions of emerging technologies and their social implications. Dr. Tripodi's publication record demonstrates a consistent focus on ethical frameworks for technological development, gender issues in philosophy and society, and the philosophical implications of medical and technological innovations. Her work bridges theoretical philosophy with practical ethical concerns in rapidly evolving technological landscapes. Vice President of SWIP Italia (Society for Women in Philosophy) for two terms (2018-2021, 2021-2024) Member of the Bioethics Committee since 2019 Member of SIFA (Italian Society of Analytical Philosophy) since 2008 Associate Editor of AESTHETICS MAGAZINE since 2022 Member of the APHEX editorial board since 2010 Dr. Tripodi advises PhD students in philosophy programs at the University of Pavia and University of Eastern Piedmont. She teaches courses on Research Ethics in Dual-Use Technology, Gender and Diversity in Research, Ethics of Technology, and Bio- and Nanotechnologies in Medicine across various engineering programs at Politecnico di Torino. She also serves on course committees for Biomedical Engineering and Electronic, Telecommunications and Physics Engineering programs. She leads the NOW research project (2023-2025) titled 'Understanding Natural History: Nature, Evolution and Human Beings. A New Philosophical Framework' funded through the National Research PRIN program.

• Bioethics
• Ethics of Technology
• Feminist Philosophy
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Davide Bondì is an Associate Professor in the Department of Human Sciences at the University of Verona. His academic roles include membership in the Departmental Council and QA Management Groups for Philosophy programs. He is actively involved in editorial work as editor of Giornale critico della filosofia italiana and serves as the Italian Ambassador for the International Network for the Theory of History (INTH). He co-directs the series Le filosofie in Italia at Bibliopolis. His research focuses on classical German philosophy (Schleiermacher, Humboldt), Italian philosophy (Labriola, Villari, Croce), and contemporary Anglo-American philosophy of history. He has contributed significantly to the National Editions of Labriola and Croce's works. His interests span historiography, theories of historical thought, and the intersection of philosophy with political and cultural contexts. Bondì teaches courses in History of Modern Philosophy, Italian Philosophy, and Renaissance Philosophy across undergraduate and graduate programs. He has authored over 50 scholarly works, including monographs on Schleiermacher, Labriola, and the linguistic turn in historiography. His recent publications analyze Marx's reception in Italy, the ethics of historical responsibility, and the methodology of philosophical historiography. He collaborates with international research centers such as the Ghent University's INTH and directs projects on the theory of history. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary debates in philosophy, emphasizing the critical engagement with textual sources and intellectual traditions.

• History of Philosophy
• Classical German Philosophy
• Italian Philosophy
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Giacomo Petrarca is an Assistant Professor in Theoretical Philosophy at Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milan, specializing in political theology, Jewish thought, and the intersection of philosophy and religious studies. He earned his PhD at the same university with a dissertation on the problem of Law in Paul and Franz Rosenzweig. Current affiliation: Faculty of Philosophy, Department of Theoretical Philosophy Visiting scholar: Bucerius Institute for Research of Contemporary German History and Society (University of Haifa, 2016) His research focuses on: Political Theology : Law, sovereignty, and theological-political critiques Jewish Thought : Spinoza, Hermann Cohen, Franz Rosenzweig, and scriptural interpretation Philosophy-Religion Dialogue : Hermeneutics, liturgy, and existential theology Recent publications explore Sartre's anti-Semitism, Spinoza's prophecy problem, and Aristotelian biological metaphors. Awards include the Premio Sainati (2016) and Premio Pontecorvo (2012). Academic Memberships : Internationale Rosenzweig Gesellschaft, Italian Society of Theoretical Philosophy (SIFT), Société Francophone de philosophie de la religion Doctoral Supervision : Active member of the PhD College in Philosophy (cycles 35-40, 2019-2024) He co-founded the Diaporein research center's outreach initiatives and organized summer schools on power and philosophy.

• Theoretical Philosophy
• Political Theology
• Jewish Thought
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Antonella D'Ovidio is an Associate Professor in Musicology at the Department of History, Archaeology, Geography, Arts and Entertainment (SAGAS) at the University of Florence. She teaches History of Music and Musical Dramaturgy in the DAMS program and maintains regular office hours on Wednesdays from 9-11 am at Via Gino Capponi 9, Florence. Education: Graduated with honors in History of Music from the University of Florence in 2000 PhD in Musicology and Philological Sciences from the University of Pavia in 2004 with a thesis on pre-Corellian trio sonatas Research Interests: Professor D'Ovidio specializes in Italian instrumental music of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, with particular focus on the Roman trio sonata repertoire before Corelli. Her work extensively explores musical patronage among patrician families in seventeenth-century Florence, especially the relationship between patronage, space, and performance in Florentine noble palaces. She also investigates eighteenth-century Italian opera dramaturgy (particularly Niccolò Jommelli's works) and nineteenth-century Italian music criticism. A significant portion of her research examines women in music, particularly 'virtuose di musica' and female musical patronage in early modern Italy, which she coordinates through the 'Women in Music' research unit at SAGAS. Recent Publications Trends: Professor D'Ovidio's recent scholarly output demonstrates a consistent focus on seventeenth and eighteenth-century Italian music, particularly centered around musical patronage in Florence and Rome. Her work examines the intersection of social history, gender studies, and musicology, with increasing attention to women musicians ('virtuose di musica') and their networks. She has produced critical editions of important musical works, including Lelio Colista's complete trio sonatas, and has published extensively on Arcangelo Corelli's influence. Her research often draws on archival materials from Florentine noble families, particularly the Niccolini family archives, revealing how music functioned within domestic spaces and social networks of the period. Scientific Awards: 'Luigi Ronga' post-doc fellowship from the Accademia dei Lincei in Rome (2006) for her project on trio sonatas in Rome before Corelli Albi Rosenthal Visiting Fellowship in Music at the Bodleian Library (University of Oxford) (2018) for her research on 'Manuscript Sources of Roman Triosonata in the Bodleian Library' National Scientific Qualification to the role of Full Professor (2023) Research Projects and Institutional Roles: Professor D'Ovidio coordinates the 'Women in Music' research unit at the SAGAS Department and is a coordinator of the PRIN 2020 research project 'VidiMus - Virtuose di musica in Italia nel Seicento.' She has participated in numerous national research projects including 'Mapping Musical Life: Urban Culture and the Local Press in Post-Unification Italy' (PRIN 2017) and 'Parole, voci e musica dall'Archivio RAI di Firenze' (2020-2021). Within the University of Florence, she serves as vice-president of the DAMS program, member of the Teaching Commission, delegate for student orientation, and member of the Department Board since 2024. She is also a member of several editorial boards including 'Il Saggiatore musicale' and the 'Drammi per musica di Niccolò Jommelli' series.

• Italian Instrumental Music
• Seventeenth Century Music
• Eighteenth Century Music
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