I'm currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Cambridge, support by the Thouless Fund Doctoral Prize from Clare Hall.
I recently completed my Ph.D. in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge, where I was supervised by Alexander Bird and Jessie Munton.
My research is at the intersection between epistemology, ethics, and philosophy of mind. Much of it is on the nature of understanding and how it figures in our epistemic and moral lives.
In social & political philosophy, I'm interested in the philosophy of the city, urbanism, anarchism, and hope.
If you’re procrastinating, you can read more about my research here.
▸ Thinking Together
Oxford Studies in Epistemology (forthcoming)
Finalist for Marc Sanders Prize in Epistemology
Philosophical Quarterly (2025)
Australasian Journal of Philosophy (forthcoming)
▸ Understanding Biology with Machine Learning: Compression, Intelligibility, and Dependency
Artificial Intelligence in the Life Sciences (2026). Co-authored; Arxiv pre-print
shared inquiry & attunement. A paper arguing that norms of shared inquiring are different from, and often conflict with, norms on individual inquiry.
reconceiving Murdochian Humility (to appear in Iris Murdoch Today: Literature and Philosophy in Dialogue).