PhD Candidate
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My primary interests are in the philosophy of science, epistemology, and process philosophy. Broadly, simply, humbly: my work aims to progress the myriad beautiful practices of understanding our world. My master’s thesis argues for the temporal priority of calibration in measurement, using pain measurement as a test case. My co-authored work “Judging the worth of pursuing: assessing the dynamic responsivity of a project to experimental and model-building practices” (2026) can be found in the European Journal for Philosophy of Science. Currently, I am working on a collaborative project concerning demarcation. Beyond philosophy, I love writing poems, singing, playing D&D and Magic: The Gathering, clicking my heels, and fawning over my beloved cat Mr. Mouse.