
Review of Philosophy and Psychology (2026).
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Review of Philosophy and Psychology (2026).

Synthese 208, 179 (2026).

Forthcoming in Oxford Studies in Experimental Philosophy, vol. 6.

Synthese 208, 77 (2026).
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Assistant professor, Department of Analytic Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

Assistant professor, Department of Ancient History, Faculty of History, UW

Assistant professor, Department of Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

Professor, Department of Analytic Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

Professor, Department of Epistemology, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

Assistant professor, Department of Logic, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

PhD Student, Interdisciplinary Doctoral School, Linguistics

Assistant professor, Department of Analytic Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

Professor, Department of of Logical Semiotics, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

Assistant professor, Department of Logical Semiotics, Faculty of Philosophy, UW

Member of Center for Bioethics and Biolaw at the Institute of Philosophy, UW

Bachelor’s graduate in Cognitive Science and a second-year Master’s student in Cognitive Science at the College of Inter-area Individual Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences (MISH). Bachelor’s and Master’s graduate in Romance Studies.Project: “Meta-analyses in Experimental Philosophy”.

Graduate of the Engineering and Data Analysis program (B.Eng., Warsaw University of Technology) and of the B.A. program in Cognitive Science at the University of Warsaw. His work focuses primarily on natural language processing, and more recently on applications of language models to tasks at the intersection of formal linguistics and NLP. He is also developing computer-vision systems for image segmentation in the field of waste-management.

A graduate of a bachelor’s programme in Philosophy; a master’s student in Law, Philosophy, and Psychology.

A third-year philosophy student and third-year law student in the MISH programme, with a particular interest in experimental philosophy of law.

A second-year master’s student at the College of Interdisciplinary Individual Humanities and Social Studies (philosophy track).Projects: “Reference–Salience” and “The Epistemic Effect”.