Lucas Dunlap

Lucas D Dunlap

Assoc Professor - Educator (F2)

Professional Summary

Lucas Dunlap is a philosopher with interests in the foundations of physics and metaphysics. His research has primarily been concerned with metaphysical issues in quantum mechanics, with a particular focus on quantum information theory.

Education

PhD: University of Maryland 2015 (Philosophy)

MA: Columbia University 2009 (Philosophical Foundations of Physics)

BA: Trinity College Connecticut, 2006 (Philosophy)

Positions and Work Experience

2017 -2018 Lecturer, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

2015 -2017 Postdoctoral Fellow, Rotman Institute of Philosophy, University of Western Ontario, London, ON

2018 -2021 Adjunct Assistant Professor and Visiting Scholar, University of Cincinnati,

2021 -2022 Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati,

2019 -2020 Senior Lecturer, The Ohio State University,

Publications

Peer Reviewed Publications

Dunlap, L.  (2019). Would the Existence of a Closed Timelike Curve Allow for Nonlocal Signaling?. Erkenntnis, 84 (1) , 215More Information

Koberinski, A., Dunlap, L., and Harper, W.  (2019). Do the EPR Correlations Pose a Problem for Causal Decision Theory?. Synthese, 196More Information

Dunlap, L.  (2016). The Metaphysics of D-CTCs: On the Underlying Assumptions of Deutsch's Quantum Solution to the Paradoxes of Time Travel. Studies in the History and Philosophy of Modern Physics, 56, 39-47More Information

Dunlap, L.  (2015). On the Common Structure of the Primitive Ontology Approach and the Information- Theoretic Interpretation of Quantum Theory. Topoi, 34 (2) , 359-367More Information

Dunlap, L., Corris, A., Jacquart, M., Biener, Z., Potochnik, A.  (2021). Divergence of values and goals in participatory research. Studies in History and Philosophy of Science, 88, 284-291More Information

Dunlap, L.  (2022). Is the Information-Theoretic Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics an Ontic Structural Realist View?. Studies in the History and Philosophy of Science, 91, 41-48More Information

Courses Taught

-PHIL-1001 INTRO TH KNOWLEDGE Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-1003 INTRO ETHICS Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-1032 HOW SCIENCE WORKS Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-2010 SYMBOLIC LOGIC Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-1001 INTRO TH KNOWLEDGE Level:Undergraduate

Philosophy of Science Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-1032 HOW SCIENCE WORKS Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-1001 INTRO TH KNOWLEDGE Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-1011 INTRO TO LOGIC Level:Undergraduate

PHILOSOPHICAL LOGIC Level:Graduate

-PHIL-1011 INTRO TO LOGIC Level:Undergraduate

-PHIL-1032 HOW SCIENCE WORKS Level:Undergraduate