I am a Ph.D. candidate in the philosophy department at Rutgers University. While pursuing my doctoral degree in philosophy, I was awarded an M.S. degree from the Rutgers mathematics department.

My research interests include metaphysics, philosophy of science, philosophy of physics, philosophy of biology, epistemology (traditional and formal), and feminist philosophy.

Contact me at isaac dot wilhelm at rutgers dot edu.

Rutgers-Columbia Workshop on Metaphysics of Science: Quantum Field Theories

The Rutgers philosophy department will host a two-day workshop on issues in QFT. Visit the website for more details.
Organizers: Eddy Chen (Rutgers), Sebastien Rivat (Columbia), Isaac Wilhelm (Rutgers).
Sponsors: Marc Sanders Foundation, Rutgers University Philosophy Department, Columbia University Philosophy Department, Rutgers Graduate Student Association.

Publications

• “A Statistical Analysis of Luck”, Synthese (2018).
• “The Representation of Belief”, Journal of Philosophical Logic (2017).
• “New Data on the Representation of Women in Philosophy Journals: 2004-2015” (with Sherri Conklin and Nicole Hassoun), Philosophical Studies (2017).