Huw Price, Kristie Miller, Dean Rickles and Alex Holcombe have been awarded a Templeton Grant for their project New Agendas for the Study of Time: Connecting the Disciplines. The award will be worth a little over $1.5 million over three years. It will enable the project to advertise four full time research positions at USYD in the Centre for TIme, a small grants program, and three major international conferences in Sydney, Cambridge and Capetown.
Friday, November 18, 2011
SCFS funding success
Here are the details of the latest ARC successes at Sydney in history and philosophy of science and medicine:
ARC Laureate Fellowship (2011–2016) awarded to
Prof Warwick Anderson for the project Southern Racial Conceptions: Comparative Histories and Contemporary Legacies
($2,120,561)
ARC Future Fellowships (2011–2015) awarded to
Prof Mark Colyvan for the project Mathematical Explanation
($788,424)
Dr Ivan Crozier (currently at the University of Edinburgh) for the project Culture-bound Syndromes, Koro, and the Emergence of 'Cosmopolitan' Psychiatry
($678,914)
ARC Discovery Early Career Research Awards (2012–2014) to
Dr Victor Boantza for the project The Making of the Modern Chemist: Struggles within Enlightenment Science
($375,000)
Dr Eric Cavalcanti (currently at Griffith University) for the project The Structure of Nonclassicality and the Foundations of Quantum Theory
($375,000)
ARC Discovery Grants (2012–2014):
Prof Warwick Anderson (with Ian MacKay)
Disease and the Modern Self: Becoming Autoimmune
($145,000)
Prof Mark Colyvan
Mathematical Notation: A Philosophical Account
($150,000)
Dr Dominic Murphy
The Structure and Function of Self-representation
($122,000)
This all adds up to a grand total of just over $4.7 million ($4,754,899) from the various ARC schemes in the last few months; this figure is over $6 million when we add Prof Huw Price's Templeton grant (see above post). Congratulations to all!
ARC Laureate Fellowship (2011–2016) awarded to
Prof Warwick Anderson for the project Southern Racial Conceptions: Comparative Histories and Contemporary Legacies
($2,120,561)
ARC Future Fellowships (2011–2015) awarded to
Prof Mark Colyvan for the project Mathematical Explanation
($788,424)
Dr Ivan Crozier (currently at the University of Edinburgh) for the project Culture-bound Syndromes, Koro, and the Emergence of 'Cosmopolitan' Psychiatry
($678,914)
ARC Discovery Early Career Research Awards (2012–2014) to
Dr Victor Boantza for the project The Making of the Modern Chemist: Struggles within Enlightenment Science
($375,000)
Dr Eric Cavalcanti (currently at Griffith University) for the project The Structure of Nonclassicality and the Foundations of Quantum Theory
($375,000)
ARC Discovery Grants (2012–2014):
Prof Warwick Anderson (with Ian MacKay)
Disease and the Modern Self: Becoming Autoimmune
($145,000)
Prof Mark Colyvan
Mathematical Notation: A Philosophical Account
($150,000)
Dr Dominic Murphy
The Structure and Function of Self-representation
($122,000)
This all adds up to a grand total of just over $4.7 million ($4,754,899) from the various ARC schemes in the last few months; this figure is over $6 million when we add Prof Huw Price's Templeton grant (see above post). Congratulations to all!
Friday, November 4, 2011
SCFS ARC success
Congratulations to the following SCFS researchers, who were recently awarded Discovery grant funding from the Australian Research Council.
Prof Warwick Anderson (with Ian MacKay)
Disease and the modern self: becoming autoimmune
Prof Mark Colyvan
Mathematical notation: a philosophical account
Dr Dominic Murphy
The structure and function of self-representation
Total amount awarded is $417,000.00
Prof Warwick Anderson (with Ian MacKay)
Disease and the modern self: becoming autoimmune
Prof Mark Colyvan
Mathematical notation: a philosophical account
Dr Dominic Murphy
The structure and function of self-representation
Total amount awarded is $417,000.00
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