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Room 2.2 |  Phone: +49-7071-29-75333 |  Office hours: by appointment

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Thomas Piecha is a philosopher, physicist and computer scientist. His research interests include proof-theoretic and dialogical approaches in logic, the logical writings of Karl Popper, and the logical and physical foundations of computer science. He is also the managing director of the Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker Center.

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Antje studied philosophy, mathematics, and English linguistics in Tübingen and obtained her PhD from Utrecht University. Before returning to Tübingen, she held postdoc positions in Konstanz, Stockholm, and Aarhus. Her research is located at the intersection of philosophy, logic, and linguistics. It focuses on modal and temporal logic, especially branching time logics, and deals with themes like the open future, real possibilities, indeterminism, agency, and change.

Room 2.08 (Doblerstr. 21) |  Office hours: by appointment

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Dr. Antonio Piccolomini d'Aragona is DFG Researcher at the Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker Center, with a project on a Kuhnian-Lakatosian interpretation of the opposition between realism and constructivism in logic and the foundations of mathematics. He is also adjunct professor at the University of Siena (Dept. of Social, Political and Cognitive Sciences).

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Marcel Ertel studied philosophy and history of science at Utrecht University, with a focus on mathematical logic, foundations of mathematics, general philosophy of science, the history of the exact sciences, and modern and contemporary philosophy (Kant, Frege, analytic philosophy, philosophy of mind). His doctoral research at the CFvW center deals with Paul Bernays' philosophy of mathematics and the foundations of mathematics. His research interests also include the relationship of proof theory and set theory, and the history of mathematics and logic.

Room 3.3 | Office hours: by appointment

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Tamara Köhler focused her studies on American Literature in Tübingen and obtained her PhD in 2024. Since 2021, she's in charge of the Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker Center's social media presence.