This directory lists people and organizations involved in a variety of areas of research of interest to the consortium.
Thomas Reydon
Institution: 
  Leibniz University Hannover, Institute of Philosophy
Project or lab website: https://www.reydon.info
  Areas of interest: Adaptation and Adaptationism, Agency and Autonomy, Causation in Development and Evolution, Classification / Taxonomy, Directionality in Development and Evolution, Function and Teleology, History of Life and the Fossil Record, Mechanism, Vitalism and Organicism, Transitions in Agency/Individuality
Bernd Rosslenbroich
Institution: 
  Prof. Dr. Bernd Rosslenbroich
Institute of Evolutionary Biology and Morphology
Centre for Biomedical Education and Research
Faculty of Health, School of Medicine 
Witten/Herdecke University
Stockumer Strasse 10
D-58453 Witten
Germany
Project or lab website: https://www.uni-wh.de/euer-campus/institute-zentren-und-ags/institut-fuer-evolutionsbiologie
  Areas of interest: Agency and Autonomy, Causation in Development and Evolution, Directionality in Development and Evolution, Formal models of agency and cooperation, Function and Teleology, History of Life and the Fossil Record, Mechanism, Vitalism and Organicism, Transitions in Agency/Individuality
Tobias Uller
Institution: 
  Department of Biology
Lund University
Project or lab website: https://feiner-uller-group.se/
  Areas of interest: Adaptation and Adaptationism, Agency and Autonomy, Causation in Development and Evolution, Directionality in Development and Evolution, Ecology and Earth System Science, Education / Outreach, Formal models of agency and cooperation, Function and Teleology, Genomics, History of Life and the Fossil Record, Mechanism, Vitalism and Organicism, Transitions in Agency/Individuality
Richard Watson
Institution: 
  University of Southampton
Project or lab website: https://www.richardawatson.com/
  Areas of interest: Adaptation and Adaptationism, Agency and Autonomy, Causation in Development and Evolution, Education / Outreach, Mechanism, Vitalism and Organicism, Transitions in Agency/Individuality
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