I am the Director of the Master of Arts in Bioethics Program and Assistant Professor at the Center for Ethics at Emory University.
Before my current position, I was a faculty fellow-in-residence at Harvard University's Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, an Assistant Professor at Fordham University and a Jane Eliza Procter fellow at Princeton University. I completed my graduate studies at Oxford University (B.Phil and D.Phil) and my undergraduate studies at the Australian National University (BA and BSci). My research is primarily on the morally right and fair distribution of scarce resources (particularly healthcare resources) and on the relation between value, reasons and prescriptions. I have wide ranging interests in moral philosophy (especially normative ethics, bioethics & axiology), Kant (both theoretical and practical), metaphysics (especially time, persistence and meta-ontology), jurisprudence, and philosophical methodology. To see some of my current research projects, please visit the 'Papers' section of my website.
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Before my current position, I was a faculty fellow-in-residence at Harvard University's Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics, an Assistant Professor at Fordham University and a Jane Eliza Procter fellow at Princeton University. I completed my graduate studies at Oxford University (B.Phil and D.Phil) and my undergraduate studies at the Australian National University (BA and BSci). My research is primarily on the morally right and fair distribution of scarce resources (particularly healthcare resources) and on the relation between value, reasons and prescriptions. I have wide ranging interests in moral philosophy (especially normative ethics, bioethics & axiology), Kant (both theoretical and practical), metaphysics (especially time, persistence and meta-ontology), jurisprudence, and philosophical methodology. To see some of my current research projects, please visit the 'Papers' section of my website.
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