I'm a DPhil candidate in Philosophy at the University of Oxford. My research is supervised by Professor Guy Kahane and Professor Roger Crisp and supported by the Ryle / T. H. Green Moral Philosophy Scholarship and a Global Priorities Fellowship. Before coming to Oxford in 2021, I completed an MSc in Philosophy and Public Policy at the London School of Economics and a BA in Philosophy at the University of Warwick.

Here's my CV.

Research

My doctoral research concerns normative nihilism and its implications. I am currently interested in such questions as: "How can normative nihilists deliberate?"; "Is there a place for normative discourse after normative nihilism?"; "How 'should' we act under metanormative uncertainty?".

I am also interested in a number of issues in practical philosophy more generally, especially regarding moral uncertainty, duties of beneficence, and philosophical questions surrounding meaning in life.

Publications

2023. "Moral Nihilism—So What?". Ethics, 134(1), 108-121.

• This paper responds to Edward Elliott and Jessica Isserow's "Don't Stop Believing (Hold onto That Warm Fuzzy Feeling)".

Teaching

At the University of Oxford, I have given tutorials in the following courses:

• General Philosophy

• Ethics

• Moral Philosophy: Mill, Utilitarianism

• Practical Ethics

• Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technology

• Theory of Politics

Public Philosophy