Rebecca Watzlawek

Leonard Kulisch as the first PhD from the 3rd cohort to finish

The RTG Situated Cognition is delighted to share that Leonard Kulisch successfully finished his PhD at the end of July of 2026. As such, he is the first doctoral student… » read more


Interdisciplinary Reading Club: Recent Debates in Philosophy of Mind, Language and Cognition

Venue: Ruhr-Universität Bochum (GA 04/187 – Mercator Room) Format: hybrid Organization: Prof. Albert Newen, Dr. Julia Wolf Date & Time Speaker Title Zoom Room 04.11.202514:00 – 16:00 Pascale Willemsen (University… » read more


Reflections on Situated Cognition:
Discussion of Advanced PhD Projects and Career Prospects

Abstract In this final workshop of our Research Training Group, we want to reflect upon the past, present, and future of situated cognition in light of the work of our… » read more


Workshop: Philosophy of Neuromorphic AI

Abstract There has been a long tradition of philosophers, cognitive scientists and computer scientists discussing philosophical implications of artificial intelligence. Since for the last decades von Neumann style computation has… » read more


Kolloquium: Recent Debates in Philosophy of Mind and Situated Cognition

Venue: Ruhr-Universität Bochum Format: in person with exceptions (see table) Organization: Prof. Albert Newen, Christian Scholz & Dr. Julia Wolf Date & Time Speaker Title Zoom Room 19.11.202418 – 20… » read more


Bad Beliefs and Polarization
Epistemology and Psychology on Propaganda and Echo Chambers

Abstract Climate change denial, the anti-vax movement, Pizza Gate, and political propaganda — what unites these seemingly disparate phenomena? They are related to inappropriately formed, unfounded beliefs that contradict available… » read more