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In January of 2006 Prof Miller took up an Australian Research Council Postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Queensland. In July of 2006 Kristie and the grant moved to the University of Sydney and in January of 2009 she was awarded a University of Sydney DVC Postdoctoral Research Fellowship. Since 2011, she has been a Senior ARC Research Fellow. Prof Miller is currently joint Director of the Centre for Time.
Prof Miller's research interests lie primarily in metaphysics, though she has been known to dabble in related areas. In particular she's interested in mereology, space-time, composition and persistence. She mostly tends to think about chunks of matter and randomly arranged configurations of particulars.
Philosophy, School of Humanities (SOH)
Research interests
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