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Four Leverhulme Prizes for Bristol academics

Clockwise from top left: Dr Jeremy O'Brien, Dr Jemma Wadham, Dr Johannes Leitgeb, Dr Robert Mayhew

Clockwise from top left: Dr Jeremy O'Brien, Dr Jemma Wadham, Dr Johannes Leitgeb, Dr Robert Mayhew

5 November 2007

The 2007 Philip Leverhulme Prizes include four for Bristol academics - and the fourth win in a row for the Department of Philosophy.

Four academics from Bristol have been awarded a 2007 Philip Leverhulme Prize. These Prizes are awarded to outstanding scholars (normally under the age of 36) to recognise a substantial contribution to their field of study and a highly promising future international career.

The Bristol recipients are:

Dr Leitgeb's success marks the fourth time in a row that a member of the Department of Philosophy has won a Philip Leverhulme Prize in the Philosophy and Ethics category (previous recipients were Dr Jessica Brown, Dr Samir Okasha and Professor James Ladyman).

 

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