Anya Daly

Experience

• –present
  Senior Lecturer in Philosophy and Ethics, University of Tasmania

Education

• 2012 
  Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne et University of Melbourne, Doctorat/ Ph.D en cotutelle

Publications

• 2023
  Please see my ORCID Profile, Please see my ORCID profile

Grants and Contracts

• 2022
   2022 Humanities Strategic Grant, to establish the EthicsLAB with Associate Professor Frederic Gilbert, University of Tasmania, Australia. $AU20,000

  Role:

  Co-lead

  Funding Source:

  School of Humanities, University of Tasmania

• 2019
   Travel expenses award for LUMA Days #3, Arles France. €2, 350

  Role:

  Invited speaker

  Funding Source:

  Luma Foundation, France

• 2019
   Travel award for conference, E-Approaches to Social Difference and Disparity, University of Wollongong, from the Australian Research Council Discovery Project, Constructing Social Hierarchy, Philosophy Department, University of Melbourne. $A475 (€302)

  Role:

  Invited speaker

  Funding Source:

  University of Melbourne

• 2018
   Funding grants for ‘The Inhuman Gaze’ Paris conference €15, 702.00

  Role:

  Principal Organiser

  Funding Source:

  University College Dublin and the Irish Research Council

• 2017
   July 2017 – Fees, travel and accommodation grant for the summer school and conference – Mind, Value and Mental Health: Philosophy and Psychiatry, Oxford University, £1,800.00 (€2, 240)

  Role:

  Invited Speaker

  Funding Source:

  Oxford University

• 2017
   March 2017 – Travel and accommodation grant - Spring School, University of Ruhr-Bochum, Social Cognition, Empathy and Joint Action, €250.00

  Role:

  Presenter

  Funding Source:

  University of Ruhr-Bochum

• 2016
   2016-2018, Irish Research Council Fellowship, University College Dublin, Ireland. Grant ID: GOIPD/2016/273. €90, 849.00

  Role:

  IRC Research Fellow

  Funding Source:

  Irish Research Council for the Humanities and Social Sciences

• 2014
   2014 Conference fee grant for the International Symposium for Contemplative Studies, Mind and Life Institute, Boston, The Hershey Family Foundation, $US375 (€333)

  Role:

  Presenter

  Funding Source:

  Hershey family Foundation

• 2014
   2014 Travel Grant for the 33rd Spindel Conference, University of Memphis – Alternative Models of the Mind, from Professor Shaun Gallagher’s Humboldt Fellowship: Anneliese Maier Research Award, €500

  Role:

  Presenter

  Funding Source:

  Professor Shaun Gallagher’s Humboldt Fellowship: Anneliese Maier Research Award

• 2009
   2009 – 2010 A.T.E.R. – Attaché Temporaire d’Enseignement & Recherche (competitive Teaching & Research Fellowship) Undergrad. & Masters, Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France € 1 684.93 pm, €20, 208.00 an

  Role:

  Research Fellow/ ATER

  Funding Source:

  CNRS, France

Professional Memberships

•  Member of the Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC), University of Tasmania (2023- ongoing)  Australasian College of Paramedicine – Associate Member (2022 – ongoing)  International Association for Youth Mental Health (2017 – ongoing)  Philosophical Engagement in Public Life (PEiPL, Australia)  History and Philosophy of Mental Health Reading Group (Dublin, 2017-2018)  Society for Women in Philosophy Ireland (2016-2018)  Australasian Society of Continental Philosophy  Australasian Association of Philosophy  Australasian Society for Affective and Cognitive Neuroscience  Virtual Reality Meetups Network  History and Philosophy of Psychiatry Reading Group (Melbourne, 2015-2016)