Currently Juhl is primarily interested in conventionalism and a priori knowledge, as well as attempts to naturalize intentional and semantic relations. His own work focuses mainly on evolutionary theory. A major research interest is sexual selection. He and his collaborators are currently investigating the role that sexual selection plays in speciation. Of course, he doesn't want to know too much, or he may not be able to function.
Linguists sometimes find difficulty speaking.
Steven Moore's interests are directed more at the latter because the social construction of technological systems inevitably influences the creation of places. As an architect, Moore is most interested in the relation between place-making and the technologies that we employ to realize our intentions. The history and philosophy of science informs that investigation to the degree that it helps us question our assumptions about the relation between humans and nature.