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Current position Machiel Keestra is assistant professor (UD) with tenure at the at the University of Amsterdam. He teaches in the Beta-Gamma (Natural & Social Sciences) Bachelor program, Interdisciplinary Honours program, Brain and Cognitive Sciences Master program, and other interdisciplinary courses.

His research interests are a.o. Tragedy, history of philosophy, philosophy of action and the philosophy of cognitive neuroscience. His PhD thesis 'Sculpting the Space of Actions. Explaining Human Action by Integrating Intentions and Mechanisms' covers the overlap between philosophy of science, cognitive neuroscience, hermeneutics and ethics and presents a novel framework for the interdisciplinary explanation and understanding of human action. He is member of the research group of the UvA (and co-organizer of its series of conferences) and member of the research group at the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation. He is elected board member of the US based since Fall 2010 and has been AIS's President from 2014 to 2016. • • Research Currently my research focuses on human action, from a variety of perspectives.

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Having written on language and human action in a.o. Aristotle and Hegel, and on tragic action, my research focus is now on the philosophy of neuroscience - in particular the neuroscience of action. What is the relevance of the results of neuroscience for the philosophy of action, and what could a philosophical critique of neuroscience be? Looking at a specific type, like moral action, what can we learn from the exchange between philosophy and neuroscience? Does the empirical evidence provided by neuroscience offer justification for preferring a particular philosophical analysis of action over another? This holds not just for the specifics of action, but also for the understanding of action, where an integration of neuroscience and hermeneutics should further mutual constraints. Clearly, an answer to such questions requiresknowledge of the fields of neuroscience and philosophy of action as well as a philosophy of science perspective, while the results of this interdisciplinary endeavor are of importance to ethics.

• • • • • • • • Short bio Machiel Keestra studied philosophy in Amsterdam and Heidelberg (Germany). He also obtained a propaedeutic degree in Psychology in Amsterdam. Formerly a staff member of the International School of Philosophy in Leusden (NL) and the General Studies dept.

Of the University of Amsterdam he taught and organised many courses and seminars on philosophical, scientific and cultural subjects. He is tenured assistant professor at the Institute for Interdisciplinary Studies of the UvA since 2003. Fall 2014 he was visiting scholar at the University of Ottawa's ' laboratory.