I am a PhD candidate in Philosophy, working under the supervision of Professor Katie Steele. My research sits at the intersection of decision theory, formal epistemology, and climate ethics. I am particularly interested in developing formal tools that enable policymakers to represent and manage the various kinds of uncertainty that they face in climate decision-making contexts.

 Prior to starting my PhD, I completed a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (First Class Honours) at the ANU. My honours research focused on economic cost–benefit analyses of global emissions reduction scenarios. I also co-authored work addressing economic prosperity for First Nations people in NSW and published a book review in the Bulletin of Symbolic Logic. This reflects my broader interest in bridging formal methods and real-world policy issues.