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Cecile Malaspina
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Cécile Malaspina is a philosopher working on the intersection of speculative realism, philosophy and history of science and technology, and the arts. She obtained her doctoral degree in epistemology, philosophy and history of science and technology with the equivalent of summa cum laude from Université Paris 7 Denis Diderot. She participates as an independent scholar in doctoral examinations and PhD supervision, and teaches at the School of Materialist Research, an education and research inter-university grassroots platform that offers Integrated Credit Programs and Research Initiatives addressing the materialisms running through contemporary science, philosophy, art, mathematics, design, architecture, and politics (https://schoolofmaterialistresearch.org/About). Malaspina is the author of An Epistemology of Noise, Bloomsbury Academic, 2018, and official translator of Gilbert Simondon’s On the Mode of Existence of Technical Objects, Minnesota University Press, 2017. Recent publications include:
From the Mental State of Noise to the New Frontiers of Techno-Human Cognition: Creative Disruptions Across AI, Gaming, Modelling, French Theory, and Politics, edited Malaspina, Routledge, 2026.
‘Simondon and Information: A Qualitative Topological Concept,’ The Edinburgh Companion to Gilbert Simondon, eds. Andrea Bardin, Marco Ferrari, Anaïs Nony, Gregorio Tenti, Edinburgh University Press, 2025.
Malaspina lives and works in London.
Cécile Malaspina is a philosopher working on the intersection of speculative realism, philosophy and history of science and technology, and the arts. She obtained her doctoral degree in epistemology, philosophy and history of science and technology with the equivalent of summa cum laude from Université Paris 7 Denis Diderot. She participates as an independent scholar in doctoral examinations and PhD supervision, and teaches at the School of Materialist Research, an education and research inter-university grassroots platform that offers Integrated Credit Programs and Research Initiatives addressing the materialisms running through contemporary science, philosophy, art, mathematics, design, architecture, and politics (https://schoolofmaterialistresearch.org/About). Malaspina is the author of An Epistemology of Noise, Bloomsbury Academic, 2018, and official translator of Gilbert Simondon’s On the Mode of Existence of Technical Objects, Minnesota University Press, 2017. Recent publications include:
From the Mental State of Noise to the New Frontiers of Techno-Human Cognition: Creative Disruptions Across AI, Gaming, Modelling, French Theory, and Politics, edited Malaspina, Routledge, 2026.
‘Simondon and Information: A Qualitative Topological Concept,’ The Edinburgh Companion to Gilbert Simondon, eds. Andrea Bardin, Marco Ferrari, Anaïs Nony, Gregorio Tenti, Edinburgh University Press, 2025.
Malaspina lives and works in London.