About me

My name is Michał (mee-how) Klincewicz (clean-tse-veech) and I am an assistant professor at Tilburg University in the Department of Computational Cognitive Science.  I am co-PI in the Virtual and Interactive Environments for Human Improvement research group.

I am also an assistant professor (part-time) at Jagiellonian University in the Department of Cognitive Science.  

I was a post-doctoral researcher at the Berlin School of Mind and Brain. 

I received my Ph.D. in philosophy in 2013 at City University of New York, Graduate Center, with David Rosenthal as the supervisor.  My dissertation is here.

CV is here.

Publications are on my PhilPapers page.

I am currently working on three research projects: (1) the relationship between memory and disinformation, in collaboration with Silvy Collin -- this project is connected to my work on Slopaganda; (2) "Moral Improvement with Video Games," which kicked off with a funded PhD position filled in December 2023; this is in collaboration with Pieter Spronck and Paris Mavromoustakos-Blom. In this short conversation with The Decision Lab, I say a few things about the relationship between these research lines, their goals, and the way I work. I am also a part of (3) "Tools or companions? Investigating the shifting roles of artificial agents in human lives" lead by Malene Flensborg Damholdt at Aarhus University.

I've recently finished being a part of "Modelling Expert Decisions in Complex Environments" as a part of MasterMinds in MindLabs -- this project involved cooperation with the Port of Rotterdam and The Barn, among others.

Not so recently I finished a 4-year research project:  "Multimodal aspects of time perception" funded by the Polish Science Center (NCN) with a SONATA 9 grant in Jagiellonian University.  Information about my team in Kraków and some of what we did is here.

A bit about my personal history is here (in Dutch).