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about
me
I am an Associate
Professor of Philosophy at the University of New Mexico. Before joining the UNM faculty in 2005, I
taught at Fresno State for two years, and before that, I was a graduate
student at Indiana University, where I earned my PhD in the History and
Philosophy of Science. My research
focuses on the interplay of philosophy, mathematics, and science in the
early modern period (and in the work of Descartes, Newton, and Kant, in
particular). When time and energy
permit, I also think about how to integrate the history of philosophy,
mathematics, and science into current debates concerning the aims of
science.
contact
information
The best way to reach me
is via email at mdomski ‘at’ unm
‘dot’ edu.
If you’d rather use snail mail, you can find my mailing address on
the UNM Philosophy Department web site.
the
pictures
All the pictures included
on this site were taken by me during recent trips. I don’t fashion myself a photographer
(the picture above was taken with my cell phone, the others with a standard
point-and-shoot digital camera), but every once and a while, I grab a
pretty cool shot.
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