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Marta Bertolaso

Marta Bertolaso is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy of Science at the University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome. She has been studying the Epistemology of Biology with a specific focus on cancer research and on the philosophical implications of the theoretical models that have been proposed to account for its occurrence.  She is currently exploring the relationships between contingency, hierarchy and causal complexity in the study of cancer. In particular, her interest deals with how features of organizational levels are structured. She aims at providing both a better understanding of that phenomenon and drawing lessons for the epistemology of complex systems in general. She enjoys discussing issues with her students and colleagues.

Some of her hobbies include: collecting and arranging flowers and interior decoration in general. When you cannot find her in the University or at home, look for her in some beautiful, natural place with trees, rivers and flowers. She also enjoys walking and biking. Reading a good book over a cup of tea is another good option for resting and enjoying the company of family and friends when the weather does not allow for anything else.

 

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Type of Fellow

Visiting Fellow

Academic Years

2012-2013

Country of Origin

Italy

School Affiliation

University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome

Focus

Biological Complexity and Contingency in Hierarchical Organized Systems

Current Position

Associate Professor
Philosophy of Science, University Campus Bio-Medico, Rome

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