Philosophy at Cincinnati

10/16/2026

For those interested in public philosophy, Professor Melissa Jacquart will be giving a talk as part of the "How Philosophers Can Better Engage the Public" Broader Impacts Webinar on the 26th of October. You can found out more about the event here:

Broader Impacts Webinar (10/23): How Philosophers Can Better Engage the Public What are ways in which philosophers can effectively engage public stakeholders?How can we help philosophers with public engagement, especially when it is inhibited by other professional duties? Apart from teaching student...

10/12/2026

We're excited to announce that Professor André Curtis-Trudel has a new book out with Cambridge University Press in their Elements in the Philosophy of Mathematics series. It addresses Computability and Computational Explanation. Check it out here:

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10/06/2026

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, so do the ethical questions surrounding it.

Researchers in UC’s College of Arts and Sciences are examining questions of trust, harm and fairness — and what it means to rely on AI in areas like education, business and everyday life.

Through UC’s Center for Humanities and Technology and other interdisciplinary work, A&S researchers are taking a critical look at the implications of AI and emerging technologies.

“We're focusing on questions about trust in AI, harm in AI,” postdoctoral fellow Clair Baleshta told Spectrum News.

Read more 🔗 https://www.uc.edu/news/articles/2026/09/uc-researchers-examine-ethics-of-evolving-ai.html

10/05/2026

UC’s Center for Humanities and Technology was recently featured on Spectrum news, featuring Dr Clair Baleshta, Professor André Curtis-Trudel, and Professor Andy Cullison. Check out the story here:

As AI becomes more capable and independent, UC researchers are studying the ethical questions emerging alongside it.

09/28/2026

We’re hiring for two positions! One is TT in Ancient, the other an open-rank TT or tenured position in mind, science, or ethics. UC Philosophy has a strong group of faculty with interdisciplinary interests, three centers affiliated with the department, and a PhD program consistently recognized for its high academic job placement rate.

Please share widely!

See more on PhilJobs:
TT Ancient: https://philjobs.org/job/show/32273
Open-rank Mind, Science, or Ethics: http://philjobs.org/job/show/32265

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09/22/2026

The UC Philosophy department is excited to welcome a host of new PhD students, post-docs, and faculty to Cincinnati this fall. Keep reading to see how UC is expanding its strengths, particularly in ethics, civil discourse, and philosophy of education.

(Top Left) Clair Baleshta is an incoming Postdoctoral Fellow in AI Ethics at UC’s Center for Humanities and Technology (CHaT). Her research explores AI harm, trust in AI, and the role of AI in education. Her broader areas of interest include feminist philosophy, bioethics, and the philosophy of harm reduction.

(Top Right) Dr Mia Levenson is the Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Public Engagement of Science at the University of Cincinnati. Her research examines how popular performance constructed and circulated biomedical knowledge in the 19th and early 20th century United States.

(Bottom Left) Dr. Dan Dake is joining us as a Visiting Assistant Professor. His research concerns virtue and the ethical significance of attention, wonder, and dialogue, which informs his dissertation on humility and his effort to quicken students by the ecstatic, question-asking spirit of the Platonic dialogues.

(Bottom Right) Dr. Cassie Finley has newly joined our faculty. Her work in philosophy centers on how moral and intellectual virtues inform, and can be cultivated through, dialogue – particularly in education, P4C, civil discourse, and online contexts.

09/14/2026

In case you missed it, UC faculty and students were well represented at the inaugural conference of the Asian Philosophy of Science Association in Singapore, showcasing UC philosophy's dedication to international scholarship and impact.

09/09/2026

We're excited to announce the recent publication of Professor Eduardo Martinez' paper "Democracy’s attention problem", co-authored with professor Pablo Paniagua. You can access it from the publisher Synthese here:

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09/04/2026

Congrats to the latest UC PhD students to serve in this role! And thanks for your hard work for the philosophy of science community.

09/02/2026

We're excited to announce that PhD student Carlos Munoz-Serna recently co-authored a paper with Professor Alejandro Murillo-Lara titled "Combatiendo la desinformación: una revisión crítica de la literatura" in the journal Revista Austral De Ciencias Sociales:

Combatiendo la desinformación: una revisión crítica de la literatura Barra lateral del artículo pdf Publicado: Jul 31, 2026 DOI: https://doi.org/10.4206/rev.austral.cienc.soc.2026.n50-02 Palabras clave: - desorden informativo - desinformación - educación digital - fact-checking - prevención c...