Theodor Nenu

College Balliol College

Area of Specialisation Philosophy of Cognitive Science Philosophy of Language Philosophy of Mathematics

Membership Departmental Lecturers and Postdoctoral Researchers

Early Career Research Fellow in AI and Theoretical Philosophy, Institute for Ethics in AI | Balliol College

2025 - present	Early Career Research Fellow in AI and Theoretical Philosophy
2024 - 2025	Lecturer in Computer Science, Christ Church College
2024 - 2025	Director of Studies for Philosophy, St Catherine's College
2024	Lecturer in Philosophy, Worcester College
2023 - 2025	Janeway Project Officer in Computer Science and Philosophy, Hertford College
2023	Fellow in Philosophy, Harvard University
2019 - 2023	PhD in Philosophy, University of Bristol
2015 - 2019	MCompPhil in Computer Science and Philosophy, University of Oxford

Hamkins, J. D. and Nenu, T. (2026).	Did Turing prove the undecidability of the halting problem? Journal of Logic and Computation, 36(1), exaf075
Nenu, T. (2024).	The Algorithmicity of Mathematical Cognition. Journal of Consciousness Studies, 31(7-8), 74-85.
Nenu, T. (2024).	Fuzzy Semantics for the Language of Precise Truth. Proceedings of the 14th Panhellenic Logic Symposium, pp. 115-119.
Nenu, T. (2024).	Religious Miracles versus Magic Tricks. Think, 23(67), 39-46.
Nenu, T. (2022).	Douglas Hofstadter's Gödelian Philosophy of Mind. Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Consciousness, 9(02), 241-266.

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