My research interests are metaphysics, history of philosophy, and ethics.

My focus is on the metaphysics of properties, metaphysics of time, and metaphysics of modality. I have written on the metaphysics of tropes and pursued an in-depth examination of the classical version of trope theory defended by Donald C. Williams. 

The broader theme of this research is the history of twentieth century metaphysics. I am concerned with how metaphysics evolved and had its ups and downs over the course of the twentieth century, from being respectable, to being ridiculed, to being reborn.

In Ethics, I am currently interested in AI Ethics. I am developing, what I call, a values-and-virtues approach to AI such that virtue ethics is applied to moral problems in AI technologies. Values are identified (privacy, transparency, security, fairness) and virtues are specified in order to provide a contextualised explanation for what one ought to do in the given situation, whether it concerns the design or use of an AI model.