I have three main research areas. The first concerns the importance of democratic deliberation in regulating technologies, including gene editing, prenatal testing, and newborn screening. The second explores the ontology, normativity, and political implications of the concept of exploitation across several domains and labors including participants in clinical trials, wage labor, and the gig economy. And finally, I am working in the intersection of AI and several applications of medicine, including clinical research and genetics and genomics. Please feel also to reach out about collaboration on any fo the following topics: gestational surrogacy, newborn screening, and prenatal testing.
Investigating the theoretical and practical reasons and methods for incorporating deliberative modes into institutions' decision-making around a wide range of bioethics topics such as genetics and genomics technologies.
Exploring the ethical, legal, and social implications of AI, including in clinical drug research, medical education, scribes and record keeping, and more.
Developing a theoretical and empirically grounded framework for understanding the ontology and moral implications of exploitative exchanges in medicine, particularly for egg and plasma "donation,"Â gestational surrogacy, and research participation.