SENIOR RESEARCHERS

Senior Researchers are established scholars with a doctoral degree and a sustained record of independent research and scholarly contribution. They include academics and researchers whose work has made a significant contribution to philosophy and its various fields and applications. Senior Researchers contribute to the intellectual development of the Laboratory through research, publications, projects, supervision, academic collaboration, and the organisation of scholarly activities.

Eligibility

A researcher may be designated as a Senior Researcher if they: a. hold a doctoral degree (PhD or equivalent) in Philosophy or a related academic field; b. have an established record of independent research, demonstrated through scholarly publications, research projects, academic presentations, or comparable research activity; c. have demonstrated substantive scholarly contribution to their field of expertise; d. are actively engaged in research or scholarly activities relevant to the scope and mission of the Laboratory; and e. maintain an ongoing academic or research relationship with the Laboratory.