Jeremy Heis, logic & philosophy of science assistant professor, receives inaugural Rogers Prize
Jeremy Heis, logic & philosophy of science assistant professor, receives inaugural Rogers Prize
- February 24, 2012
- Honor recognizes best paper published in the British Journal for the History of Philosophy in 2011
Jeremy Heis, logic & philosophy of science assistant professor, is the inaugural recipient
of the British Journal for the History of Philosophy Rogers Prize. Established in honor of John Rogers, the journal's founding editor
who retired in 2011 after an 18-year term, the honor recognizes the best paper published
in the journal in the preceding year.
Heis' winning paper, "Ernst Cassirer’s Neo-Kantian Philosophy of Geometry," earned him £1000, funded jointly by the British Society for the History of Philosophy and the journal's publisher, Taylor & Francis.
Heis has been a member of the UCI faculty since 2007 and pursues research on the history and philosophy of mathematics and logic with emphases in Kant's philosophy of mathematics and logic and Neo-Kantianism. Learn more about his research here.
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