Past students
| 2019 | Olivia Gambelin |
Applying probability to the moral responsibility gap
Started AI ethics consultancy company
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| 2019 | Annet Onnes |
Representation in artificial intelligence
Awarded PhD place at Umeå university, Artificial Intelligence, Swedish government funded
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| 2019 | Joseph Keable | When ‘achieving fairness’ is unfair: Redefining the goal of the algorithmic fairness problem |
| 2019 | Nuala Polo | Mind the (responsibility) gap: Considering the ethical permissibility of autonomous vehicles |
| 2019 | Helen Nicolson | An examination of the continuum of relationships between embodied and extended mind |
| 2018 | David Harrison |
Mechanistic philosophy and the use of deep neural networks in neuroscience
Awarded PhD place at University of Cambridge, History & Philosophy of Science, Leverhulme funded
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| 2018 | Chris Corrall | How successful is dynamical information processing as a hybrid theory of cognitive science? |
| 2018 | Francis Payyappilly Jose | Extended mind hypothesis and historicism |
| 2017 | Matthew Crossby |
The role of sensorimotor contingencies in an embedded predictive processing neural network
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded postdoc at Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence and Imperial College
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| 2017 | Sreya Pokkali | Is language the only representational vehicle suitable for mindreading? |
| 2017 | Gary Smith |
Can a physical agent’s body perform morphological computation with respect to a predictive processing neural system?
Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Informatics, EPSRC funded
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| 2017 | Filippo Torresan |
Presence and transparency in conscious perception
Awarded PhD place at University of Sussex, Philosophy, AHRC funded
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| 2015 | Paulo Barbosa | Assembling knowledge: The DNA model approach to knowledge |
| 2015 | Jonathan Lee |
Minds, models and mechanisms
Awarded PhD place at University of Sussex, Philosophy, AHRC funded
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| 2013 | Joe Dewhurst |
Meaning in the mechanistic mind
Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Philosophy, Carnegie Trust funded
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| 2013 | Krzysztof Dolega |
Bayesian representationalism
Awarded PhD place at University of Bochum, Institut für Philosophie II, Volkswagen Foundation funded
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| 2013 | Sarah Fisher |
Is language necessary for thinking about thoughts?
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded PhD place at University of Reading, Philosophy, AHRC funded
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| 2012 | Johannes Mahr |
Rationality outside the head
Awarded PhD place at Central European University, funded
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| 2012 | David Statham |
Group cognition and explanatory simplicity
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Philosophy, AHRC funded
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| 2012 | Ashleigh Watson |
Extended minds as a case of environmentally scaffolded cognition
Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Philosophy
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| 2011 | Signe Cane |
Psychiatry in the context of extended emotion
Awarded PhD place at University of Sydney, Philosophy
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| 2011 | Helena Ruth Hollis |
Developing the illusion of passing time
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded PhD place at University College London, Information Studies
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| 2011 | Justin Stanbra | Is extended cognition a natural kind? |
| 2019 | Olivia Gambelin |
Applying probability to the moral responsibility gap
Started AI ethics consultancy company
|
| 2019 | Annet Onnes |
Representation in artificial intelligence
Awarded PhD place at Umeå university, Artificial Intelligence, Swedish government funded
|
| 2019 | Joseph Keable | When ‘achieving fairness’ is unfair: Redefining the goal of the algorithmic fairness problem |
| 2019 | Nuala Polo | Mind the (responsibility) gap: Considering the ethical permissibility of autonomous vehicles |
| 2019 | Helen Nicolson | An examination of the continuum of relationships between embodied and extended mind |
| 2018 | David Harrison |
Mechanistic philosophy and the use of deep neural networks in neuroscience
Awarded PhD place at University of Cambridge, History & Philosophy of Science, Leverhulme funded
|
| 2018 | Chris Corrall | How successful is dynamical information processing as a hybrid theory of cognitive science? |
| 2018 | Francis Payyappilly Jose | Extended mind hypothesis and historicism |
| 2017 | Matthew Crossby |
The role of sensorimotor contingencies in an embedded predictive processing neural network
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded postdoc at Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence and Imperial College
|
| 2017 | Sreya Pokkali | Is language the only representational vehicle suitable for mindreading? |
| 2017 | Gary Smith |
Can a physical agent’s body perform morphological computation with respect to a predictive processing neural system?
Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Informatics, EPSRC funded
|
| 2017 | Filippo Torresan |
Presence and transparency in conscious perception
Awarded PhD place at University of Sussex, Philosophy, AHRC funded
|
| 2015 | Paulo Barbosa | Assembling knowledge: The DNA model approach to knowledge |
| 2015 | Jonathan Lee |
Minds, models and mechanisms
Awarded PhD place at University of Sussex, Philosophy, AHRC funded
|
| 2013 | Joe Dewhurst |
Meaning in the mechanistic mind
Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Philosophy, Carnegie Trust funded
|
| 2013 | Krzysztof Dolega |
Bayesian representationalism
Awarded PhD place at University of Bochum, Institut für Philosophie II, Volkswagen Foundation funded
|
| 2013 | Sarah Fisher |
Is language necessary for thinking about thoughts?
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded PhD place at University of Reading, Philosophy, AHRC funded
|
| 2012 | Johannes Mahr |
Rationality outside the head
Awarded PhD place at Central European University, funded
|
| 2012 | David Statham |
Group cognition and explanatory simplicity
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Philosophy, AHRC funded
|
| 2012 | Ashleigh Watson |
Extended minds as a case of environmentally scaffolded cognition
Awarded PhD place at University of Edinburgh, Philosophy
|
| 2011 | Signe Cane |
Psychiatry in the context of extended emotion
Awarded PhD place at University of Sydney, Philosophy
|
| 2011 | Helena Ruth Hollis |
Developing the illusion of passing time
Won the prize for best MSc dissertation of the year Awarded PhD place at University College London, Information Studies
|
| 2011 | Justin Stanbra | Is extended cognition a natural kind? |