I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy and Center for Cognitive Science at Rutgers University. I received my PhD from Harvard University in 2020. ​​I work in epistemology, philosophy of mind, and aesthetics. The central theme of my research is the rational sophistication of the unconscious mind.
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Selected Publications
"The Psychological Markers of the Basing Relation." Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Mind (forthcoming)
"Encapsulated Failures." Philosophers' Imprint (2025)
"The Function of Perceptual Learning." Philosophical Perspectives (2023)
"Epistemic and Aesthetic Conflict." The British Journal of Aesthetics (2023)
"Perceptual Learning." Philosophy Compass (2023)
​“Perceptual Learning and Reasons-Responsiveness." Noûs (2023)
"Crossmodal Basing." Mind (2022)
"The Epistemic Role of Core Cognition." Philosophical Review (2020)

Work in Progress (see research tab for abstracts)
"Reasoning Without Control"
"The Epistemic Deep Self"
"Unbidden Ideas"
"A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing"