Here you will find some information about my research projects and my research group and collaborators.
Research Projects
I am the Principal Investigator of the Research Project
Aspects and Prospects of Realism in the Philosophy of Science and Mathematics (APRePoSMa)
Duration: 2012-2015
This research project has now ended. Here you will find:
-The final progress report
-The external evaluation by Professor Orly Shenker
-The evaluation by the PI, Stathis Psillos
Total Budget: 600,000 Euros (funded by the European Union-- European Social Fund)
The project brings together 3 research teams
First Team (Dept of Philosophy and History of Science, University of Athens)
Stathis Psillos, Professor
Theodore Arabatzis, Associate Professor
Costas Dimitracopoulos, Professor
Vassilis Karakostas, Associate Professor
Yiannis Stephanou, Assistant Professor
Ioannis Votsis, University of Dusseldorf; post-doctoral fellow
Second Team (Dept of Philosophy and Education, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
Demetra Sfendoni-Mentzou, Professor
Aristides Gogoussis, Professor
Third Team (Division of Humanities, National Technical University of Athens)
Aristidis Arageorgis, Assistant Professor
Aristides Baltas, Emeritus Professor
Aristophanes Koutoungos, Professor
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Research Collaborators
Research Projects
I am the Principal Investigator of the Research Project
Aspects and Prospects of Realism in the Philosophy of Science and Mathematics (APRePoSMa)
Duration: 2012-2015
This research project has now ended. Here you will find:
-The final progress report
-The external evaluation by Professor Orly Shenker
-The evaluation by the PI, Stathis Psillos
Total Budget: 600,000 Euros (funded by the European Union-- European Social Fund)
The project brings together 3 research teams
First Team (Dept of Philosophy and History of Science, University of Athens)
Stathis Psillos, Professor
Theodore Arabatzis, Associate Professor
Costas Dimitracopoulos, Professor
Vassilis Karakostas, Associate Professor
Yiannis Stephanou, Assistant Professor
Ioannis Votsis, University of Dusseldorf; post-doctoral fellow
Second Team (Dept of Philosophy and Education, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
Demetra Sfendoni-Mentzou, Professor
Aristides Gogoussis, Professor
Third Team (Division of Humanities, National Technical University of Athens)
Aristidis Arageorgis, Assistant Professor
Aristides Baltas, Emeritus Professor
Aristophanes Koutoungos, Professor
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Research Collaborators
Alexandros Apostolidis studied applied mathematics at the National Technical University of Athens and got his degree in 2007. In 2010 he received his Master Degree in Philosophy and History of Science at the University of Athens. Currently he is a Ph.D. candidate at the Philosophy and History of Science Department in Athens, and his research focuses on the expressiveness of abduction in modal languages. His research interests include philosophy of mathematics and philosophy of science.
Nikolas Bisketzis is a graduate of the Physics Department of the Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki. Subsequently he studied philosophy of science and got his M.Sc. (2005) and Ph.D. (Causality, Probability and Prevention: another Look at the Causal Relation, 2010) from the Philosophy and History of Science Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. His research interests involve causality, probabilistic causality and metaphysics of causality.
Selected Publications
“Probabilistic Causality: Context Unanimity Theory and Simpson Paradoxes”. With Stathis Psillos. ΝΕΥΣΙΣ 16: (16-33). (2007) (in Greek)
Email: bisketzi@mail.ntua.gr
Selected Publications
“Probabilistic Causality: Context Unanimity Theory and Simpson Paradoxes”. With Stathis Psillos. ΝΕΥΣΙΣ 16: (16-33). (2007) (in Greek)
Email: bisketzi@mail.ntua.gr
Demetra Christopoulou is a Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy, University of Patras. She received her Ph.D. from the Philosophy and History of Science Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Her thesis (2006) is A critical investigation of the Neo-Fregean argument about numbers as objects and a priori arithmetical knowledge. She made post-doc research on implicit definitions in 2008. Her primary research interests are in philosophy of logic, philosophy of mathematics, and metaphysics. She has published papers in collaboration with Stathis Psillos, her former thesis co-advisor, as well as single-authored. In her work she has defended the Fregean conception of number, an aspect of mathematical realism, and the so-called constitutive a priori; she has offered an account of a double metaphysical status of numbers; she has responded to Benacerraf’s epistemic challenge to realism; and she has worked on the identity criteria of abstract objects and implicit definitions.
Selected Publications
“On a double aspect of natural numbers as universals and objects”. Forthcoming in Logic and Philosophy of Science
“Identity criteria in Metaphysics of abstract objects”. ΔΕΥΚΑΛΙΩΝ, 27:224-258 (2010) (In Greek)
“The A Priori: Between conventions and implicit definitions”. In N. Kompa, C. Nimtz, and C. Suhm (eds.), The a priori and Its Role in Philosophy, Mentis, 2009 (with Stathis Psillos) (2009).
“Carnap’s conditionals as implicit definitions of scientific terms: a controversy among Horwich and Hale & Wright”. Proceedings of 5th Panhellenic Conference of History, Philosophy and Education of Physical Sciences, Cyprus, June, 2009. (2009) (In Greek)
“Neologicism: Problems and perspectives”. ΝΕΥΣΙΣ.14:152-173 (with Stathis Psillos) (2005) (In Greek)
“Benacerraf and the epistemic challenge to mathematical realism”. ΔΕΥΚΑΛΙΩΝ 18: 45-70 (2000)
Email: neofregeanx@yahoo.gr, chrdemet@upatras.gr
Website: www.demchristopoulou.gr
Selected Publications
“On a double aspect of natural numbers as universals and objects”. Forthcoming in Logic and Philosophy of Science
“Identity criteria in Metaphysics of abstract objects”. ΔΕΥΚΑΛΙΩΝ, 27:224-258 (2010) (In Greek)
“The A Priori: Between conventions and implicit definitions”. In N. Kompa, C. Nimtz, and C. Suhm (eds.), The a priori and Its Role in Philosophy, Mentis, 2009 (with Stathis Psillos) (2009).
“Carnap’s conditionals as implicit definitions of scientific terms: a controversy among Horwich and Hale & Wright”. Proceedings of 5th Panhellenic Conference of History, Philosophy and Education of Physical Sciences, Cyprus, June, 2009. (2009) (In Greek)
“Neologicism: Problems and perspectives”. ΝΕΥΣΙΣ.14:152-173 (with Stathis Psillos) (2005) (In Greek)
“Benacerraf and the epistemic challenge to mathematical realism”. ΔΕΥΚΑΛΙΩΝ 18: 45-70 (2000)
Email: neofregeanx@yahoo.gr, chrdemet@upatras.gr
Website: www.demchristopoulou.gr
Philippos Georgiadis studied in the Department of Mathematics of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. His graduate studies were in philosophy of science, and his degrees—M.Sc. (2005) and Ph.D. (2011)—were awarded by the Philosophy and History of Science Department of the University of Athens. The title of his Ph.D. thesis is Prospects and Problems of Structural Realism, and his research interests include scientific realism, structural realism and conventionalism.
Email: filipposgeorgiad@gmail.com
Email: filipposgeorgiad@gmail.com
Harris Hatziioannou holds a B.Sc. in Physics from Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, a M.Sc. in Theoretical Physics from Cambridge University, a M.Phil. in Philosophy from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of London. His research focuses on metaphysics, epistemology and the philosophy of mind. He has taught Philosophy at the University of Cyprus and the University of Patras, Greece.
Selected Publications
“Physicalism Without the A Priori Passage”. In Hieke, A. and Leitgeb, H. (eds.) Reduction and Elimination in Philosophy and the Sciences, Papers of the 31st International Wittgenstein Symposium of the Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society (ALWS), Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria, 10-16 August 2008. (2008)
“The Epistemic Defence Against the Conceivability Argument”. in Bohse., H. and Walter, S. (eds.) Selected Contributions to GAP.6, Sixth International Conference of the Society for Analytical Philosophy, Berlin, Germany, 11–14 September 2006. (CD-ROM) Paderborn: mentis (2008)
Email: h_hatzi@hotmail.com
Selected Publications
“Physicalism Without the A Priori Passage”. In Hieke, A. and Leitgeb, H. (eds.) Reduction and Elimination in Philosophy and the Sciences, Papers of the 31st International Wittgenstein Symposium of the Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society (ALWS), Kirchberg am Wechsel, Austria, 10-16 August 2008. (2008)
“The Epistemic Defence Against the Conceivability Argument”. in Bohse., H. and Walter, S. (eds.) Selected Contributions to GAP.6, Sixth International Conference of the Society for Analytical Philosophy, Berlin, Germany, 11–14 September 2006. (CD-ROM) Paderborn: mentis (2008)
Email: h_hatzi@hotmail.com
Stavros Ioannidis studied History and Philosophy of Science at the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Athens, and at the Department of Philosophy at the University of Bristol. He was awarded his PhD in Philosophy in 2012 from the University of Bristol, with a dissertation entitled Developmental Explanations of Evolution -a Challenge to Neo-Darwinism? His research interests include philosophy and history of biology, and philosophy of science. In particular, his research focuses on the debate between neo-Darwinism and evolutionary developmental biology, on reduction in evolutionary biology, on mechanistic explanation, and on the nature of biological functions.
Selected Publications
‘Functions and functional explanation revisited’ (Essay Review of Huneman, P. (ed.) Functions: Selection and Mechanisms), Metascience 2014, doi: 10.1007/s11016-014-9926-3.
‘Regulatory evolution and theoretical arguments in evolutionary thought’, Science and Education (Special issue: philosophical considerations in the teaching of biology) 2013, 22: 279 – 292.
‘How development changes evolution: conceptual and historical issues in evolutionary developmental biology’ (Review Essay of Sansom, R. & Brandon, R. N. (eds) Integrating Evolution and Development: From Theory to Practice, and Laubichler, M. D. & Maienschein, J. (eds) From Embryology to Evo-Devo: A History of Developmental Evolution), Biology and Philosophy 2008, 23: 567-578.
Email: stavros.ioannidis.phil@gmail.com
Selected Publications
‘Functions and functional explanation revisited’ (Essay Review of Huneman, P. (ed.) Functions: Selection and Mechanisms), Metascience 2014, doi: 10.1007/s11016-014-9926-3.
‘Regulatory evolution and theoretical arguments in evolutionary thought’, Science and Education (Special issue: philosophical considerations in the teaching of biology) 2013, 22: 279 – 292.
‘How development changes evolution: conceptual and historical issues in evolutionary developmental biology’ (Review Essay of Sansom, R. & Brandon, R. N. (eds) Integrating Evolution and Development: From Theory to Practice, and Laubichler, M. D. & Maienschein, J. (eds) From Embryology to Evo-Devo: A History of Developmental Evolution), Biology and Philosophy 2008, 23: 567-578.
Email: stavros.ioannidis.phil@gmail.com
Despoina Ioannidou holds a B.Sc. degree in physics (University of Ioannina), and a B.A. and a Master’s degree in History and Philosophy of Science (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens). Currently she is a Ph.D. candidate at the Philosophy and History of Science Department in Athens, and her research focuses on the role of models in theory construction. For that purpose, she examines the role of Bohr’s model of the atom in the construction of the old quantum theory. She is also interested in the role of analogy in model construction, as well as in the role of epistemic values in the construction and assessment of models. Other topics of interest are theory change, representation and HPS.
Email: d_ioannidou@phs.uoa.gr
Email: d_ioannidou@phs.uoa.gr
Aspasia Kanellou has been working in philosophy of mind and philosophy of action. Her latest focus is on sensation and motor cognition. She has presented papers at the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology and at the Southern Society for Philosophy and Psychology. Among her presentations are: "Where is sensation to be found?" , and "The interlocking view of motor representation and intention and the particularity of action content".
Selected Publications
Kanellou A. & “Thoughts on Concepts: Fodor’s approach”, in Νόησις 03 Concepts and Conceptual Change: 45-78. With S. Psillos (2008). (in greek)
Email: fuzzyclaimer@yahoo.com
Selected Publications
Kanellou A. & “Thoughts on Concepts: Fodor’s approach”, in Νόησις 03 Concepts and Conceptual Change: 45-78. With S. Psillos (2008). (in greek)
Email: fuzzyclaimer@yahoo.com
Andreas Karitzis is visiting lecturer at the Philosophy Department of the University of Patras and at the Hellenic Open University. He received his Ph.D., with title Truth: A Metaphysical Defense of Correspondence, from the Philosophy and History of Science Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, in 2008. His research interests include philosophy of science and philosophy of language, and he is currently working on Davidson’s view about truth and Horwich’s deflationist approach.
Selected Publications
‘Truth and Paradoxes: A.G.Burgess & J.P.Burgess: Truth, review’, Metascience (forthcoming).
‘The Deflationary Construal of Davidson’s Approach’, ΝΕΥΣΙΣ (forthcoming). (in Greek)
‘On Devitt’s Defense of Realism’, Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 42:61-73 (2011)
Review of Willem A. De Vries: Wilfrid Sellars, Metascience, 16:555-559. (2007)(with Stathis Psillos)
‘On the Complex Rationality of Scientific Practice’, in Faces of Contemporary Irrationalism, Modern Greek Culture and General Education Association, 161-76 (2007). (in Greek)
‘Sellars on Science and Ontological Commitment’, ΝΕΥΣΙΣ, 14: 129-51 (2005). (in Greek)
‘The Source of Action in Nature: Brian D. Ellis: Scientific Essentialism και The Philosophy of Nature: A Guide to the New Essentialism, review’, Neusis, 13:219-28 (2004). (in Greek)
Email: ankar75@gmail.com
Selected Publications
‘Truth and Paradoxes: A.G.Burgess & J.P.Burgess: Truth, review’, Metascience (forthcoming).
‘The Deflationary Construal of Davidson’s Approach’, ΝΕΥΣΙΣ (forthcoming). (in Greek)
‘On Devitt’s Defense of Realism’, Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 42:61-73 (2011)
Review of Willem A. De Vries: Wilfrid Sellars, Metascience, 16:555-559. (2007)(with Stathis Psillos)
‘On the Complex Rationality of Scientific Practice’, in Faces of Contemporary Irrationalism, Modern Greek Culture and General Education Association, 161-76 (2007). (in Greek)
‘Sellars on Science and Ontological Commitment’, ΝΕΥΣΙΣ, 14: 129-51 (2005). (in Greek)
‘The Source of Action in Nature: Brian D. Ellis: Scientific Essentialism και The Philosophy of Nature: A Guide to the New Essentialism, review’, Neusis, 13:219-28 (2004). (in Greek)
Email: ankar75@gmail.com
Vassilios Livanios holds a first degree in physics, from the University of Patras, and a M.Sc. (2001) and a Ph.D. (2006), both from the Philosophy and History of Science Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. His research interests revolve around the metaphysics of properties and relations, the metaphysics of laws, and the relation between physics and metaphysics. In particular, he questions the dispositional conception of laws, explores the possibilities of non-dispositional de re modal representation of properties, and analyzes the notion of intrinsic properties.
Selected Publications
‘Handedness and Humean Supervenience’. Forthcoming in ΝΕΥΣΙΣ 19.(in Greek)
‘Exploring the Metaphysics of Nomic Relations’. Forthcoming in Acta Analytica. DOI 10.1007/s 12136-012-0159-z.
‘On the Possibility of Contingently Dispositional Properties’. Abstracta 6(1):3-17 (2010).
‘Symmetries, Dispositions and Essences’. Philosophical Studies 148(2):295-305 (2010).
‘Bird and the Dispositional Essentialist Account of Spatiotemporal Relations’. Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 39(2):383-394 (2008).
‘Tropes, Particularity and Space-Time’. Journal for General Philosophy of Science 38(2):357-368 (2007).
‘Tropes: Properties as Particulars’. ΝΕΥΣΙΣ 16:108-129 (2007). (in Greek)
‘‘Holes’ and Spacetime: Philosophical Consequences of the Principle of General Coveriance for the Individuation of Physical Spacetime Points’, ΔΕΥΚΑΛΙΩΝ 25(2):307-339 (2007). (in Greek)
Email: vlivan@phs.uoa.gr
Selected Publications
‘Handedness and Humean Supervenience’. Forthcoming in ΝΕΥΣΙΣ 19.(in Greek)
‘Exploring the Metaphysics of Nomic Relations’. Forthcoming in Acta Analytica. DOI 10.1007/s 12136-012-0159-z.
‘On the Possibility of Contingently Dispositional Properties’. Abstracta 6(1):3-17 (2010).
‘Symmetries, Dispositions and Essences’. Philosophical Studies 148(2):295-305 (2010).
‘Bird and the Dispositional Essentialist Account of Spatiotemporal Relations’. Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 39(2):383-394 (2008).
‘Tropes, Particularity and Space-Time’. Journal for General Philosophy of Science 38(2):357-368 (2007).
‘Tropes: Properties as Particulars’. ΝΕΥΣΙΣ 16:108-129 (2007). (in Greek)
‘‘Holes’ and Spacetime: Philosophical Consequences of the Principle of General Coveriance for the Individuation of Physical Spacetime Points’, ΔΕΥΚΑΛΙΩΝ 25(2):307-339 (2007). (in Greek)
Email: vlivan@phs.uoa.gr
Antigone M. Nounou holds a B.Sc. in physics from the Physics Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, a M.Sc. in high-energy theoretical physics from the Theory Group of Imperial College, University of London, and a Ph.D. in philosophy of physics from the L.S.E., University of London. She has taught and conducted research at the University of Patras as visiting assistant professor, University of Minnesota Twin Cities as assistant professor, University of Pittsburgh as visiting scholar and National Hellenic Research Foundation as associate researcher. Since the final years of her undergraduate studies she has been preoccupied with questions concerning the nature of scientific explanations, and the foundations and metaphysics of physics. These are still the themes that guide her research interests and activities.
Selected Publications
“Kinds of Objects and Varieties of Properties”. In E. Landry & D. Rickles (eds), Structures, Objects and Causality. Springer: University of Western Ontario Series in Philosophy of Science (117-134, 2012).
Review of De Regt, Leonelli & Eigner (eds) Scientific Understanding: Philosophical Perspectives. With S. Psillos. Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 43(1): 72-4(2012). http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.shpsb.2011.11.003
“Homotopy and path integrals in the time-dependent Aharonov-Bohm effect”. With B. Gaveau and L. S. Schulman. Foundations of Physics 41:1462–1474 (2011).
“Scientific Understanding and Colorful Quarks”, Les Archives International d' Histoire des Sciences 60(164): 155-171 (2010).
“Holonomy Interpretation and Time: an Incompatible Match?”, Erkenntnis 72(3): 387-409 (2010).
Review of Debs & Redhead Objectivity, Invariance and Convention.Contribution to the Review Symposium “A new perspective on objectivity and conventionalism”. Metascience 19(1): 3 (2010).
“On the notion of symmetry and the role of its structures in quantum field theories”, DEUKALIWN, 23: 323-44 (2005). (in Greek)
“A fourth way to the A-B effect”, in K. Brading and E. Castellani (eds.) Symmetries in Physics: Philosophical Reflections. Cambridge University Press (174-199, 2003).
Email: anounou@phos.uoa.gr, amnounou@gmail.com
Selected Publications
“Kinds of Objects and Varieties of Properties”. In E. Landry & D. Rickles (eds), Structures, Objects and Causality. Springer: University of Western Ontario Series in Philosophy of Science (117-134, 2012).
Review of De Regt, Leonelli & Eigner (eds) Scientific Understanding: Philosophical Perspectives. With S. Psillos. Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 43(1): 72-4(2012). http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.shpsb.2011.11.003
“Homotopy and path integrals in the time-dependent Aharonov-Bohm effect”. With B. Gaveau and L. S. Schulman. Foundations of Physics 41:1462–1474 (2011).
“Scientific Understanding and Colorful Quarks”, Les Archives International d' Histoire des Sciences 60(164): 155-171 (2010).
“Holonomy Interpretation and Time: an Incompatible Match?”, Erkenntnis 72(3): 387-409 (2010).
Review of Debs & Redhead Objectivity, Invariance and Convention.Contribution to the Review Symposium “A new perspective on objectivity and conventionalism”. Metascience 19(1): 3 (2010).
“On the notion of symmetry and the role of its structures in quantum field theories”, DEUKALIWN, 23: 323-44 (2005). (in Greek)
“A fourth way to the A-B effect”, in K. Brading and E. Castellani (eds.) Symmetries in Physics: Philosophical Reflections. Cambridge University Press (174-199, 2003).
Email: anounou@phos.uoa.gr, amnounou@gmail.com
Maria Panagiotatou holds a frst degree in physics, from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, and a M.Sc. in history and philosophy of science and technology, from the National Technical University of Athens. In 2011 she completed her Ph.D. in philosophy of physics with a dissertation titled Looking into the Possibility of a Realist Approach of Quantum Physics: Old and New Myths. Her research interests include philosophy of physics, philosophy of science and metaphysics.
Selected Publications
Book review of Claus Beisbart and Stephan Hartmann (eds.), Probabilities in Physics. Forthcoming in Metascience.
Email: mpana@central.ntua.gr
Selected Publications
Book review of Claus Beisbart and Stephan Hartmann (eds.), Probabilities in Physics. Forthcoming in Metascience.
Email: mpana@central.ntua.gr
Kalliopi Rousomani obtained a degree in Physics from the Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki. She holds a M.Sc degree on history and philosophy of science and currently she is Ph.D candidate of History and Philosophy of Science at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Her research focuses on the metaphysics of objects and the challenges brought to the concept of objects by the development in physics and particularly quantum mechanics.
Vassilis Sakellariou studied physics at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and got his degree in 1968. In 1970 he went to London for postgraduate studies at Imperial College and Bedford College of the University of London. He interrupted his studies in 1974 to return to Greece where he devoted himself to political activities in the ranks of the Trotskyist movement. He returned to the academic life in 1996 when he joined the Interdisciplinary Programme of Post Graduate Studies in Methodology, History and Philosophy of Science and Technology, conducted by the Philosophy and History of Science Department of the University of Athens and the National Technical University of Athens. He was awarded a Ph.D. in philosophy of physics in 2007, with a thesis The Logic of the Transition from Classical to Quantum Physics in the Light of Contemporary Mathematical Developments. He is Assistant Editor of the journal Metascience. His research interests include problems related to theory change, in particular the transition from classical to quantum mechanics from the standpoint of scientific realism, as well as topics in the philosophy of mathematics with emphasis on category theory.
Selected Publications
‘Restoring Continuity in Theory Change: The Kepler-to-Newton Case’. Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 42(1):109-127.
Email: sakellariouv@phs.uoa.gr
Selected Publications
‘Restoring Continuity in Theory Change: The Kepler-to-Newton Case’. Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 42(1):109-127.
Email: sakellariouv@phs.uoa.gr
Chrysovalantis Stergiou graduated from the Physics Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and in 2000, and he received his Master Degree in Philosophy and History of Science from the Joint program of the University of Athens and the National Technical University of Athens. He defended his Ph.D. dissertation – entitled Causal Processes and Locality in Classical and in Quantum Physics – in 2011. His research interests include the foundations and philosophical aspects (causality, locality etc.) of contemporary physics. From 2005 – 2008, he participated in a research program on causality and locality in quantum field theory, under the supervision of Aristides Arageorgis, in National Technical University of Athens (PEVE Leucippus/05). The results of his research have been presented in international conferences and a paper has been published in the volume of selected papers presented of the EPSA ’09 conference.
Selected Publications
“Two Comments on the Common Cause Principle in Algebraic Quantum Field Theory”. In de Regt, H. et. al. (eds.), EPSA Philosophy of Science: Amsterdam 2009, Springer.
Email: valstergiou@tee.gr
Selected Publications
“Two Comments on the Common Cause Principle in Algebraic Quantum Field Theory”. In de Regt, H. et. al. (eds.), EPSA Philosophy of Science: Amsterdam 2009, Springer.
Email: valstergiou@tee.gr
Andreas Vourtsis is an MSc student at the Philosophy and History of Science Department of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Prior to his engagement with history and philosophy of science and technology, he studied history of film, photography and graphic media in the Department of Media Studies at the Manchester Metropolitan University, and graphic design in Athens at Athens Art and Design School (AKTO). He have worked on the Alexander Fleming Archive and the Hellenic Pasteur Institute Historical Archive. His research interests include history of medicine (19th & 20th century), science and technology studies, and general history and philosophy of science.
Email: avourtsi@phs.uoa.gr
Email: avourtsi@phs.uoa.gr