David Yates received his PhD from King's College London in 2006. He was a lecturer at KCL and Sheffield, and a postdoc at the Institute of Philosophy, KCL, and at Oxford University, before arriving in Lisbon as an FCT Researcher funded by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia. He specializes in metaphysics of science and publishes on powers, causation, emergence, realization and related topics at the intersection of metaphysics and the philosophies of science and mind. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Lisbon and a member of the LanCog research group.Amanda Bryant is an Adjunct Assistant Professor with the Department of Philosophy at the University of Calgary. Her philosophical work focuses on methodological naturalism and related views such as scientism and empiricism, especially as they relate to metaphysics. She received her PhD in Philosophy from the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center in 2017.

• 1: David Yates: Must Ontological Emergence be Spooky? Part I. Emergence in the Natural Sciences 2: Michael Silberstein: Killing the Hard Problem: Contextual Emergence, Neutral Monism, and the Radical Empiricist Science of Consciousness 3: Barbara Drossel: Contextual Emergence in Physics 4: Carl Gillett: Scientific Emergentism through an Integrative Pluralist Lens: Exploring Scientific Model Creation and the Role of Endogenous Metaphysics 5: Robin Findlay Hendry and Thomas Rossetter: Emergence and Reduction: Where Is the Evidence? 6: Vanessa Seifert: Reframing the ReductionDSEmergence Debate around Chemistry Part II. Hylomorphic Emergence 7: Anna Marmodoro: The Emergence of Emergence 8: William Jaworski: Hylomorphic Emergence 9: Daniel D. De Haan: Staunch Hylomorphism and its Emergentist Credentials: A Comparison of Uniformism, Pluriformism, and Machretic Emergentism 10: Anne Siebels Peterson: Aristotle> 's Hylomorphic Anti-Emergence 11: David Yates: Hylomorphism, or Something Near Enough Part III. Emergence and Levels 12: Paul Humphreys: Diachronic Emergence and the Collapse Problem 13: Jessica Wilson: On the Notion of Diachronic Emergence 14: Umut Baysan: Emergence and Levels of Fundamentality 15: Alastair Wilson: Metaphysical Emergence as Higher-Level Naturalness

David Yates received his PhD from King's College London in 2006. He was a lecturer at KCL and Sheffield, and a postdoc at the Institute of Philosophy, KCL, and at Oxford University, before arriving in Lisbon as an FCT Researcher funded by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia. He specializes in metaphysics of science and publishes on powers, causation, emergence, realization and related topics at the intersection of metaphysics and the philosophies of science and mind. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Lisbon and a member of the LanCog research group.Amanda Bryant is an Adjunct Assistant Professor with the Department of Philosophy at the University of Calgary. Her philosophical work focuses on methodological naturalism and related views such as scientism and empiricism, especially as they relate to metaphysics. She received her PhD in Philosophy from the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center in 2017.

• 1: David Yates: Must Ontological Emergence be Spooky? Part I. Emergence in the Natural Sciences 2: Michael Silberstein: Killing the Hard Problem: Contextual Emergence, Neutral Monism, and the Radical Empiricist Science of Consciousness 3: Barbara Drossel: Contextual Emergence in Physics 4: Carl Gillett: Scientific Emergentism through an Integrative Pluralist Lens: Exploring Scientific Model Creation and the Role of Endogenous Metaphysics 5: Robin Findlay Hendry and Thomas Rossetter: Emergence and Reduction: Where Is the Evidence? 6: Vanessa Seifert: Reframing the ReductionDSEmergence Debate around Chemistry Part II. Hylomorphic Emergence 7: Anna Marmodoro: The Emergence of Emergence 8: William Jaworski: Hylomorphic Emergence 9: Daniel D. De Haan: Staunch Hylomorphism and its Emergentist Credentials: A Comparison of Uniformism, Pluriformism, and Machretic Emergentism 10: Anne Siebels Peterson: Aristotle> 's Hylomorphic Anti-Emergence 11: David Yates: Hylomorphism, or Something Near Enough Part III. Emergence and Levels 12: Paul Humphreys: Diachronic Emergence and the Collapse Problem 13: Jessica Wilson: On the Notion of Diachronic Emergence 14: Umut Baysan: Emergence and Levels of Fundamentality 15: Alastair Wilson: Metaphysical Emergence as Higher-Level Naturalness

David Yates received his PhD from King's College London in 2006. He was a lecturer at KCL and Sheffield, and a postdoc at the Institute of Philosophy, KCL, and at Oxford University, before arriving in Lisbon as an FCT Researcher funded by the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia. He specializes in metaphysics of science and publishes on powers, causation, emergence, realization and related topics at the intersection of metaphysics and the philosophies of science and mind. He is currently a lecturer at the University of Lisbon and a member of the LanCog research group.Amanda Bryant is an Adjunct Assistant Professor with the Department of Philosophy at the University of Calgary. Her philosophical work focuses on methodological naturalism and related views such as scientism and empiricism, especially as they relate to metaphysics. She received her PhD in Philosophy from the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center in 2017.

• 1: David Yates: Must Ontological Emergence be Spooky? Part I. Emergence in the Natural Sciences 2: Michael Silberstein: Killing the Hard Problem: Contextual Emergence, Neutral Monism, and the Radical Empiricist Science of Consciousness 3: Barbara Drossel: Contextual Emergence in Physics 4: Carl Gillett: Scientific Emergentism through an Integrative Pluralist Lens: Exploring Scientific Model Creation and the Role of Endogenous Metaphysics 5: Robin Findlay Hendry and Thomas Rossetter: Emergence and Reduction: Where Is the Evidence? 6: Vanessa Seifert: Reframing the ReductionDSEmergence Debate around Chemistry Part II. Hylomorphic Emergence 7: Anna Marmodoro: The Emergence of Emergence 8: William Jaworski: Hylomorphic Emergence 9: Daniel D. De Haan: Staunch Hylomorphism and its Emergentist Credentials: A Comparison of Uniformism, Pluriformism, and Machretic Emergentism 10: Anne Siebels Peterson: Aristotle> 's Hylomorphic Anti-Emergence 11: David Yates: Hylomorphism, or Something Near Enough Part III. Emergence and Levels 12: Paul Humphreys: Diachronic Emergence and the Collapse Problem 13: Jessica Wilson: On the Notion of Diachronic Emergence 14: Umut Baysan: Emergence and Levels of Fundamentality 15: Alastair Wilson: Metaphysical Emergence as Higher-Level Naturalness