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I'm currently a Research Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the California Institute of Technology and Editor at the Einstein Papers Project. Starting in September 2025, I will be an Assistant Professor in the philosophy department at the University of Washington. My main interests are in the philosophy of science and early analytic philosophy. I received my PhD in Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh in 2018, and before that I worked as a science teacher at a secondary school (formerly Capital City Academy) in London through the Teach First scheme. My papers can be found under "research" and some sample syllabi can be found under "teaching". Contact details are included on my CV. |
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News! (or new-ish)
- I'm delighted to announce that my paper, "The Absolute Motion Detector," has been conditionally accepted at Mind. You can read the manuscript version here.
- I had the pleasure of interviewing a number of attendees of the 2024 meeting of the Society for the Philosophy of Science in Practice for an episode of "The HPS Podcast." Give us a listen here. (I've also co-hosted two earlier episodes of the podcast, talking to Haixin Dang and Samara Greenwood. You can listen to those earlier episodes here and here.)
- "Wittgenstein's Tractatus-Logico Philosophicus: A Critical Guide" (Cambridge University Press) is out now. My contributed chapter, "'Normal Connections' and the Law of Causality", discusses Wittgenstein's philosophy of science.