Nicolas RIVRON, November 19, 2026, 15:00 (CET). Please join our colloquium via Zoom!
Nicolas RIVRON, November 19, 2026, 15:00 (CET). Please join our colloquium via Zoom!
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Carla Feliciano, to the KLI.
Carla is a doctoral student and teacher at the University of Lisbon. At the KLI, she works on her project, “The Concept of Memory at the Intersection of Immunology and Philosophy: Immune Memory, Uniqueness, and Identity”.
We warmly welcome our new Visiting Fellow, Carla Feliciano, to the KLI.
Carla is a doctoral student and teacher at the University of Lisbon. At the KLI, she works on her project, “The Concept of Memory at the Intersection of Immunology and Philosophy: Immune Memory, Uniqueness, and Identity”.
KLI alumna Joyshree Chanam and KLI group leader Isabella Sarto-Jackson worked on a project on “Ökologische Empathie” (ecological empathy), funded by the Club of Vienna and Stadt Wien. The project report (in German) is now available. (Click on the title to read more)
KLI alumna Joyshree Chanam and KLI group leader Isabella Sarto-Jackson worked on a project on “Ökologische Empathie” (ecological empathy), funded by the Club of Vienna and Stadt Wien. The project report (in German) is now available. (Click on the title to read more)
A recent book chapter by KLI alumnus Luis Alejandro Villanueva and KLI honorary president Gerd B. Mueller introduces an evo-devo model of musical evolution as an alternative to neo-Darwinian approaches to culture. (Click on the title to read more)
A recent book chapter by KLI alumnus Luis Alejandro Villanueva and KLI honorary president Gerd B. Mueller introduces an evo-devo model of musical evolution as an alternative to neo-Darwinian approaches to culture. (Click on the title to read more)
Isabella Sarto-Jackson´s book „Trauma und Gehirn. Wie soziale Entwicklungen die Hirnentwicklung prägen“ has been named to the longlist of Austria's "Wissenschaftsbuch des Jahres 2027" in the medicine/biology category. (Click on the title to read more)
Isabella Sarto-Jackson´s book „Trauma und Gehirn. Wie soziale Entwicklungen die Hirnentwicklung prägen“ has been named to the longlist of Austria's "Wissenschaftsbuch des Jahres 2027" in the medicine/biology category. (Click on the title to read more)
