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I am a philosopher of science with established expertise in both empirical research and archival work. My work in the philosophy of science develops case studies from throughout the history of science and applies these cases to outstanding issues in the philosophy of race, the philosophy of medicine, and bioethics. I have made contributions to the philosophical, historical, and empirical literature on scientific racism, pharmacogenetics, precision medicine, genetic causation, racial health disparities, medical research in prisons, and metaphors in science. My research is both interdisciplinary and firmly rooted in the methodologies and community dialogues of the disciplines to which I contribute. Below are preprints of articles currently in press. |
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“Forsaking Fortune: Luck and Its Limited Utility to Cancer Diagnosis”, December 2024, Philosophy of Medicine.
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“Philosophy and Evolutionary Biology,” co-authored with Jonathan Kaplan, forthcoming in the Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Biology. Oxford: Academic Press.
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"Commentary: The Uselessness of Polygenic Scores for Addressing College Drinking,” co-authored with Bennett Knox and Stephen M. Downes, December 2024, Philosophy, Psychiatry, and Psychology.
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“Review of Translating Medicine Across Premodern Worlds, eds. Tara Alberts, Sietske Fransen, and Elaine Leong (The University of Chicago Press, 2022).” March 2024. Philosophy of Science Newsletter.
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