People at the Research Center for Neurophilosophy and Ethics of Neurosciences

GSN Secretary

LMU BioCenter
Department Biology II Neurobiology
Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences
Großhaderner Straße 2
82152 Planegg-Martinsried

GSN office: B00.070B
E-mail: gsn@lmu.de
Tel.: +49 89 2180-74178

Graduates

• Harry Waterstone PhD (2024)
  Bayesian Models of Uncertainty in Ellsberg Problems. (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Oriane Armand PhD (2024)
  Metacognition of value-based decisions. (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Timo Freiesleben PhD (2023)
  What Does Explainable AI Explain? (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Sofiia Rappe PhD (2022)
  Mental states and cognitive mechanisms in predictive agents (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Dr. Sebastian Drosselmeier (2022)
  Brain-Computer Interfaces and the Philosophy of Mind and Action (funded by the Volkswagen Stiftung MKEP)
• Dr. Andrés Segovia Cuéllar (2022)
  Human Nature and the feasibility of inclusivist moral progress (funded by a DAAD scholarship)
• Dr. Bayartsetseg Amartuvshin (2022)
  The Interactionist Approach to Virtue (Finalisierungsstipendium from the LMU Graduate Center)
• Anita Keshmirian PhD (2021)
  Moral Decisions in (and for) Groups: A Collective Approach (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Lucas Battich PhD (2021)
  The nature of joint attention: perception and other minds (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Mark Wulff Carstensen PhD (2021)
  Freedom and Chance: towards a graded approach to free will (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Gašper Štukelj PhD (2020)
  Significance of Neural Noise (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Cameron Beebe PhD (2020)
  Knowledge Transfer in Cognitive Systems Theory: Models, Computation and Explanation (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Urim Retkoceri PhD (2020)
  Neurophilosophy and Ethics of False Memories and False Beliefs (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Benedetta Romano PhD (2019)
  The Epistemic Value of Emotions. Inquiries in Politics, Narrative and Ethics (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Mario Günther PhD (2018)
  Learning, Conditionals, Causation (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Felicitas Selter PhD (2018)
  Planning for the Future. Do Animals Have a Time-Relative Interest in Continuing to Live? Mentis Verlag, 2020 (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Dr. Doris Dawidt (2018)
  Autonomie am Lebensende – Klärung der Begrifflichkeit als notwendige Voraussetzung praktischen Handelns
• Lara Pourabdolrahim Seresht Ardebili PhD (2018)
  Are Trolley Dilemma Judgement Mechanisms Evolutionary Adaptions? (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Steffen Steinert PhD (2017)
  Amusement and Beyond – Challenges and New Directions for the Philosophy of Humor (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Ali Yousefi Heris PhD (2017)
  Reading Through Mirror Neurons? Mind Reading Reconsidered (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Dr. Rey Francis Hernandez (2017)
  Neuroethics, Nootropics, Neuroenhancement - The ethical case against pharmacological Enhancements (DAAD scholarship)
• Ondrej Havlicek PhD (2016)
  The Challenges of Investigating the Sense of Agency by Explicit and Implicit Methods (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Joachim Lipski PhD (2016)
  Intentionality and Neuroscience – Toward a Translation between Mind and Brain State Descriptions (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• David Kaufmann PhD (2015)
  How can we know what is "moral"? Philosophical commitments in empirical research on moral judgment (recipient of a GSN-LMU Munich scholarship)
• Dr. Stefan Hammling (2015)
  Mentale Kausalität. Problemaufriss und Darstellung einer Debatte innerhalb der zeitgenössischen Philosophie des Geistes. (funded by the Bavarian Elite Network Funding Program)
• Dr. Lisa Schmalzried (2012)
  Kunst, Fiktion & Moral. Die Relevanz des moralischen Werts eines Kunstwerkes. Mentis Verlag, 2013 (funded by a doctoral scholarship from the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes)
• Dr. Andreas Ströhle (2011)
  Über die Begriffe ‚Zufall’ und ‚absolute Willensfreiheit’ aus ontologischer Perspektive.
• Dr. Dr. Florian Leiß (2011)
  Erklärungen von Handlungen und Hirnen. Mentis Verlag, 2013.
• Dr. Sebastian Wolf (2009)
  Der deskriptive Kern der Verantwortung. Eine metaethische Grundlagenuntersuchung im Angesicht neurokognitionswissenschaftlicher Erkenntnisse. Mentis Verlag, 2012 (funded by a scholarship from the Münchner Kompetenzzentrum Ethik)