College: Peterhouse
Supervisor: Stephen John Advisor: Anna Alexandrova
Thesis topics: Values in science, scientific classification, public health science
Research fields: General philosophy of science, political philosophy, philosophy of medicine, philosophy of physical sciences
Publications:
Electronegativity as a New Case for Emergence and a New Problem for Reductionism. Foundations of Chemistry (forthcoming).
Talks:
How Contingent Are the Results of Value-Dependent Science? British Society for the Philosophy of Science Conference. University of York (2024, scheduled).
Does Political Theory Offer Solutions for the Values in Science Literature, or Only Bigger Problems? Revitalizing Science and Values. University of Pittsburgh (2024).
Are There Any Natural Kinds? Reconsidering Chemical Elements. History and Philosophy of Science Departmental Seminar Series. University of Melbourne (2023). [invited]
Electronegativity as a New Case for Emergence and a New Problem for Reductionism. 26th Conference of the International Society for the Philosophy of Chemistry. University of Lille (2022).
Prior Education:
2022 - MPhil, History and Philosophy of Science and Medicine. University of Cambridge. First Class Distinction.
2020 - BA (Hons), History and Philosophy of Science. University of Melbourne. First Class.
2019 - BA, Politics and International Studies, and History and Philosophy of Science. University of Melbourne. First Class.
Awards:
Zimmern Studentship, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge.
Rausing Studentship, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge.
Bruckmann Award, Peterhouse, University of Cambridge.
Cambridge Trust Scholarship, University of Cambridge.
Best Paper Award, from the Australasian Association of Philosophy for a paper in the Undergraduate Philosophy Journal of Australasia.
