2023 JOB ADVERTISEMENT

2023 JOB ADVERTISEMENT


Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor

Institute of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University

Job Category: Faculty (open rank) / Tenure-track or similar

AOS: Analytic philosophy, preferably in one of the following two research areas:
(1) Interdisciplinary studies in ethics of artificial intelligence or engineering ethics: This category includes ethical, legal, political, social, and educational issues regarding artificial intelligence and engineering practice, such as coding bias, structural injustice, surveillance capitalism, automation and its impact on future jobs, human-machine interactions, and the use of technology in education.
(2) Interdisciplinary studies in the philosophy of medical technology: This category includes ethical, legal, political, social, and educational issues regarding technology in clinical medicine and care, such as stem cells, genetic testing, bias in medical technology, structural issues in the system of medical care, data privacy in healthcare, human research protection, and preparing talents for the future of medical technology.   

Workload: Full time

Vacancies: 1

Location: Taipei, Taiwan

Start date: February 1, 2024

Job description:

Assistant / Associate / Full Professor

The Institute of Philosophy of Mind and Cognition (IPMC) aims to educate a new generation of philosophers who specialize in cross-disciplinary research on mind and cognition. Specifically, our program is designed to train students to develop research topics that integrate resources from the philosophy of mind, the philosophy of science, cognitive neuroscience, and the biomedical sciences. Please see our website (https://phil.nycu.edu.tw/en/about/) for some additional information about IPMC.

Faculty members in IPMC are responsible for research, teaching, and service. Successful applicants must have a Ph.D. by the time of appointment, a solid research record, and the ability to teach courses in English. Faculty members are responsible for teaching at least two courses per semester: one general education course for undergraduates and one seminar for graduate students in our master’s degree program. Faculty members are also responsible for supervising graduate students. IPMC coordinates an undergraduate cross-disciplinary program called the Program for Philosophy, Intelligence, Brain, and Mind (https://phil.nycu.edu.tw/en/pibm/). Faculty members are also responsible for offering courses for this program.

For more information about National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, please visit: https://en.nycu.edu.tw/about/

How to apply

Application type: Email

Instructions:

Applicants should send the following materials to hnyang@nycu.edu.tw and karenyan@nycu.edu.tw:

  1. CV
  2. Dissertation or at least four representative academic works from within the past five years
  3. Research statement
  4. Statement of teaching philosophy (including relevant teaching experience, description of teaching methods, teaching evaluations)
  5. Four syllabi: two syllabi for graduate seminars for students in our master’s degree program, and two syllabi for undergraduate general education courses


Please combine the above materials into one pdf document. The file name should be the applicant’s last name, the applicant’s first name, and the words ‘Application Materials’ (e.g., SmithJaneApplicationMaterials.pdf). In the subject line of the email, please write the applicant’s last name, the applicant’s first name, and the words ‘Application for Advertised Position at IPMC’ (e.g., Smith Jane Application for Advertised Position at IPMC).

Applicants should also provide at least two letters of recommendation, which should be sent directly from the recommenders or their departments to hnyang@nycu.edu.tw and karenyan@nycu.edu.tw. Please request your recommenders or their departments to use the following file name: applicant’s last name, applicant’s first name, and the words ‘Recommendation Letter’ (e.g., SmithJaneRecommendationLetter.pdf). Please request your recommenders or their departments to write the following in the subject line of the email: applicant’s last name, applicant’s first name, and the words ‘Recommendation Letter’ (e.g., Smith Jane Recommendation Letter).

After submitting your materials, you should receive a confirmation email within three days. If you do not receive a confirmation email within three days, please contact Bella Yang (hnyang@nycu.edu.tw), the secretary of IPMC.

After evaluating the applications, we will choose a number of applicants to interview (via Google Meet). We will not notify candidates who have not been chosen for the interview stage.

Email to apply: hnyang@nycu.edu.tw and karenyan@nycu.edu.tw

Deadline for full consideration: June 30, 2023, 11:59 pm UTC+8:00

Hard deadline: June 30, 2023, 11:59 pm UTC+8:00

科學與Modern Chinese Foodways

講 題:科學與Modern Chinese Foodways

講 者:傅家倩 副研究員 (中央研究院近代史研究所)

主持人:嚴曉珮 助理教授 (國立陽明交通大學科技與社會研究所)

時 間:112年4月21日(五)下午1:00~3:00

地 點:國立陽明交通大學(陽明校區)知行樓2樓201教室

Applying the social shaping of technology framework in exploring humans’ interaction with socially assistive robots in eldercare facilities

講 題:Applying the social shaping of technology framework in exploring humans’ interaction with socially assistive robots in eldercare facilities

講 者:張婉鈴 助理教授 (國立成功大學工業設計學系)

主持人:彭松嶽 副教授 (國立陽明交通大學科技與社會研究所)

時 間:112年4月7日(五)下午1:00~3:00

地 點:國立陽明交通大學(陽明校區)知行樓2樓201教室

2024 Eurasian Memory Meeting

The schedule will be posted here when available.

主辦方:
Ying-Tung Lin (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University),
Chris McCarroll (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University),
Kourken Michaelian (CPM, Université Grenoble Alpes),
André Sant’Anna (Université de Genève),
Lok-Chi Chan (National Taiwan University),
Tony Cheng (National Chengchi University),
Shin Sakuragi (Shibaura Institute of Technology).

講 者:
Nikola Andonovski (University of Grenoble Alpes, France):
Memory and the flattened mind
Sven Bernecker (University of Cologne, Germany): Preservationism in memory
Anja Berninger (Göttingen University, Germany):
Temporal orientation and collective nostalgia
Ken-ichi Hara (Kanazawa Institute of Technology, Japan): Bergson’s reinterpretation of the memory-perception distinction – In contrast with associationism
Yasushi Hirai (Keio University, Japan):
Is memory the origin of the past?
Nihel Jhou (National Taiwan University, Taiwan):
Is a time machine an amnesia machine?
Ching Keng (National Taiwan University), Taiwan:
What was and was not remembered according to the Buddhist theory of consciousness?
Lex Lai (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China):
Memory scepticism and particularism
Kristina Liefke (Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany): Referential parasitism and accuracy in episodic memory
Ying-Tung Lin (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan):
Successful remembering: Bridging practical contexts and philosophy of memory
Chris McCarroll (National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan):
Experience, episodic memory, and the epistemic limits of imagination
Kourken Michaelian (University of Grenoble Alpes, France): Radical generationism revisited
Kengo Miyazono (Hokkaido University, Japan) & Uku Tooming (University of Tartu, Estonia):
The place of memory among other sources of justification
James Openshaw (University of Grenoble Alpes, France): Beyond the episodic: An integrative framework for remembering and knowing?
Nikolaj Pedersen (Yonsei University, South Korea):
Memory scepticism and hinge epistemology
Denis Perrin (University of Grenoble Alpes, France):
A defence of authenticism about the accuracy conditions of episodic memory
Shin Sakuragi (Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan): Factivity of “remember” and retention of knowledge
André Sant’Anna (University of Geneva, Switzerland):
Alethism and memory of experience
Markus Werning (Ruhr University of Bochum, Germany): Memories from veridical and non-veridical experiences: A non-disjunctivist account