Current position: Associate Professor of Philosophy at the Department of
Philosophy of the Pontifical University of John Paul II in Kraków,
Poland. Ph.D. in Chemistry (1997) - Binghamton University, USA; Ph.D. in
Philosophy (2007) - The Pontifical University of John Paul II under the
supervision of the 2008 laureate of the Templeton Prize, Prof. Michael
Heller; Habilitation in Philosophy (2015).

Areas of research activity:

My research activity is concentrated in three major areas:

(1) Philosophy of physics with a special focus on the ontological and epistemological
status of symmetries in formalized physical theories, such as quantum
mechanics and general relativity;

(2) the relations between science and
religion, wherein studies are carried out on the possible reinterpretation
of Christian doctrine with the onset of the scientific picture of
the Universe;

(3) and the cognitive science of religion.

I am the author of two books devoted to contemporary issues in the philosophy of physics. Currently, in cooperation with the Department of Theology of our university, I am preparing a major work on evolutionary theology in an attempt to show perspectives on the reinterpretation of doctrine with the onset of the evolutionary dynamic picture of the Universe.

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ORCID: 0000-0003-2599-0410

Academia.edu profile:   https://upjp2.academia.edu/WojciechGrygiel