Bartlomiej Skowron

I work on a systematic reconstruction of Platonism using the tools of category theory, topology, phenomenology, and formal ontology. My research focuses on the ontology of ideas, mathematical structures, ideal objects, and personal identity, drawing particularly on the traditions of Plato, Roman Ingarden, and Saunders Mac Lane. More broadly, I am interested in how mathematical structures can illuminate fundamental philosophical questions concerning reality, cognition, virtuality, and artificial intelligence. I am Associate Professor (Habilitated) at Warsaw University of Technology and author of "Part and Whole: Towards Topoontology" (2021), with publications in Philosophia Mathematica, Synthese, Philosophy & Technology, Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, and Metaphilosophy.