At my university I run a small working group in the philosophy of the life sciences ("the Reydon Lab", I suppose). The group currently consists of the following people:

• Karim Baraghith (postdoc in the DFG-ANR project The Explanatory Scope of Generalized Darwinism).
• Hugh Desmond (postdoc in the Templeton project Agency and Agential Explanation in the Evolutionary Sciences).
• Martina Valković (PhD student in the DFG-ANR project The Explanatory Scope of Generalized Darwinism).
• Ina Gawel (PhD student funded by DFG GRK 2073).
• Martin Wasmer (PhD student in the BMBF project The Ontological Status of Genome Edited Organisms).
• Koko Kwisda (PhD student, not on project funding).
• Frank M. Fischer (PhD student, not on project funding). 

Alumni:

• Stefano Canali (former PhD student funded by DFG GRK 2073). Dissertation: The Role of Data and Technology in Contemporary Biomedicine: Integrating Evidence to Study the Relation Between Disease and the Environment (co-supervised with Sabina Leonelli). After his PhD and a follow-up postdoc in Hannover, Stefano landed a postdoc position at the Politecnico di Milano.
• Celso Neto (former PhD student, not on project funding). Dissertation: Biological Lineages in Philosophical Focus. Celso started his PhD in Hannover, moved to finish his PhD at the University of Calgary under the supervision of Marc Ereshefsky (and me as a committee member) and from there went on to a postdoc position at Dalhousie University.
• Yasmin Bauer (former Master's student, M.Ed. with Philosophy major). Thesis: Evolutionary Genealogies of Morality.
• Antonio Juračić (former Master's student, M.A. Philosophy of Science). Thesis: Does Our Existence Truly Precede Our Nature? Existentialism vs. Genetic Determinism.
• Philipp Kloth (former Master's student, M.A. Philosophy of Science). Thesis: Big Data in der Biologie: Epistemologie und praktische Herausforderungen.
• Vitor Lécio Fontanella (former Master's student, M.A. Philosophy of Science). Thesis: Understanding and Its Transmission in Science Education.
• Verena Pröll (former Master's student, M.A. Philosophy of Science). Thesis: Limitarianism for Future: How Limiting Wealth Could Lead to a More Just and Sustainable Society.
• Anna Weiß (former Master's student, M.A. Philosophy of Science). Thesis: Über Entscheidungskriterien in der Risikoethik.
• Kathrin Wysocki (former Master's student, M.Ed. with Philosophy major). Thesis: Species Pluralism: Epistemological Justifiability of Different Approaches.