GPSS PHASE 1 (2005 - 2006): GRANT-WINNERS

Click on a country or view list of all winners below

China Czech Republic Hungary India Japan

Korea Poland Romania Russia Slovakia

Click on the name of the grant winner for a brief description of his or her research topic

CHINA

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• Kang Ouyang and Gang Chen

  Department of Philosophy, Huazhong University of Science and Technology
  The Relationship between Science and Spirituality from a Postmodern Perspective. On Scientific Approaches to Human Consciousness and the Implications for Taoist Religion.

• Jiang Sheng

  Institute of Religion, Science and Social Studies (IRSSS), Shandong University
  Daoism and Science: Past and Present

• Xiaoting Liu and Zhihe Wang

  School of Philosophy and the Social Sciences. Center for the Study of Science and Faith. Beijing Normal University
  A Project to Investigate the Relevance of Yin-Yang Thinking in Overcoming the Conflict between Science and Spirituality

• Phee Seng Kang

  Hong Kong Baptist University
  In Search of Origins : A Common Quest and Dialogue Between the Natural Sciences and Christian Theology with Responses From Chinese Perspectives

CZECH REPUBLIC

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• Frantisek Mikes

  Faculty of Theology, Palacky University
  Expanding Science and Religion Dialogue in the Czech Republic

• Anton Markos

  Department of Philosophy and the History of Science. Faculty of Sciences, Charles University
  Body and Calculus in 20th Century Science

HUNGARY

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• Botond Gaal

  Debrecen University of Reformed Theology
  Opening Up a Closed World

INDIA

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• Augustine Pamplany

  Institute of Philosophy and Religion. Little Flower Seminary
  A Religious and Philosophical Hermeneutic of the Indian Scientific Tradition

• Sangeetha Menon

  National Institute of Advanced Studies, Indian Institute of Science
  Consciousness, Memory Agency and Spiritual Experience: Perspectives from Scientific Discussions and Indian Discourse

• Makarand Paranjape

  Centre of Linguistics and English, Jaharwal Nehru University
  Science and Spirituality in Modern India

JAPAN

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• Paul Swanson

  Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture
  Reflections of Science and Spirituality in the Japanese Context

• Ryusei Takeda

  Center for Humanities, Science and Religion. Ryukoku University
  Japanese Pure Land Buddhist Thought and the Natural Sciences: Defining the Central Issues

KOREA

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• Heup Young Kim

  Kangnam University
  A Korean Perspective on Science and Religion

POLAND

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• Grzegorz Bugajak and Jacek Tomczyk

  Institute of Philosophy and the Institute of Ecology and Bioethics. Cardinal S. Wyszynski University
  Current Controversies About Human Origins: Between Anthropology and the Bible

ROMANIA

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• Radu Constantinescu

  University of Craiova
  Between Determinism and Divine Providence

RUSSIA

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• Ilia Kassavine

  Institute of Philosophy, Russian Academy of Sciences
  Science and Religion in the Formation of a Value System for New Civilization

• Natalia Pecherskaya

  St Petersburg School of Religion and Philosophy
  The Religious Basis of Contemporary Problems in the Natural Sciences and Humanities

SLOVAKIA

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• Ladislav Kvasz

  Department of Algebra, Geometry and Methematics Education. Comenius University.
  Science and Religion - their common forms of transcendence.