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Roy Wagner is a full professor at ETH Zurich, where he is part of the Department of Humanities, Social and Political Sciences. He earned his Ph.D. at Tel-Aviv University with a focus on mathematical philosophy, specifically on the post-structural readings of logico-mathematical texts. Wagner has held various academic positions including research fellowships and teaching appointments at renowned institutions such as Hebrew University and the Max Planck Institute. His research interests lie at the intersection of history and philosophy of mathematics, with an emphasis on vernacular mathematics in historical contexts. Wagner has been involved in numerous funded projects, mentoring fellows and contributing to international workshops. He is also a member of several academic associations and actively participates in promoting equality in academia.
ETH Zurich • Zürich, Switzerland
Full professor in the Department of Humanities and Social Political Sciences.
Academic College of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa •
Taught courses in the Computer Science department.
Minerva Center Humanities, Tel Aviv University •
Conducted research in the humanities.
Martin Buber Society Fellows, Hebrew University Jerusalem •
Engaged in research as a Martin Buber fellow.
Edelstein Center, Hebrew University Jerusalem •
Completed post-doctoral research at the Edelstein Center.
Max Planck Institute for History of Science • Berlin, Germany
Conducted post-doctoral research during winter at the Max Planck Institute.
Cohn Institute, Tel Aviv University •
Held a teaching appointment at the Cohn Institute.
Center for History and Philosophy of Science, Boston University • Boston, USA
Completed post-doctoral work in a research center.
Computer Science Department, Academic College of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa •
Served as a senior lecturer in the Computer Science department.
Mathematics Department, Tel-Aviv University •
Conducted research at the Mathematics department.
Mathematics Department, Cambridge University • Cambridge, England
Completed post-doctoral studies in mathematics.
Equipe d'analyse, University of Paris 6 • Paris, France
Conducted post-doctoral research in analysis.
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute • Berkeley, California
Participated as an associate student at an esteemed research institute.
Mathematics Department, Tel-Aviv University •
Assisted in teaching courses in the Mathematics department.
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