Hi there, my name is Lena Kästner. I'm full professor for philosophy, computer science and AI at the University of Bayreuth, Germany. Previously, I've been assistant professor in philosophy of science at Tilburg University in the Netherlands and junior professor in philosophy of mind and cognitive systems at Saarland University, Germany. My background is in cognitive science and cognitive neuroscience and I hold a PhD in philosophy. My primary research areas are philosophy of mind and philosophy of science, especially philosophy of cognitive science. I specialize in scientific explanations (particularly explanations of cognitive phenomena), causation, and scientific discovery and experimentation. Currently, I am focusing on cognitive architectures in natural and artificially intelligent systems. I am particularly interested in psychopathology, machine learning models and explainable AI (XAI).I'm currently head-PI of the interdisciplinary VW-founded project "Explainable intelligent Systems (EIS)" and coordinator of the newly established Master's program "Philosophy & Computer Science" at the University of Bayreuth. If you want to find out more, don't hesitate to check out my personal website (lenakaestner.com), the project homepage (eis.science) or the study program page (philcs.uni-bayreuth.de).