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I specialise in normative and applied ethics, and I’m currently conducting research on the “LLMs and a Well-Rounded Approach to Human Flourishing” project.

Before this, I was a postdoctoral fellow at University College London (UCL), where I also completed a PhD in philosophy. My doctoral research was primarily on what is known as “the numbers problem”, defending a pro tanto rational requirement to save the greater number.

I'm currently interested in a range of ethical issues, including the ethics of AI, moral aggregation, moral uncertainty, the demands of beneficence, the ethics of procreation, and the philosophical foundations of effective altruism.

I specialise in Early Modern philosophy and have research interests in Feminist philosophy.

I was awarded a PhD in philosophy in October 2023 for my thesis Between Leibniz and Spinoza: Individuals, Naturalism and Ethics.

I am currently continuing my research on Leibniz's philosophy of nature.

Mt study aims to explore the experiences and challenges faced by female professors in West Africa and the Middle East, shedding light on the unique gender-related issues within academia in these regions.

By investigating the influence of gender on academic writing, particularly in the context of West Africa and the Middle East, this research seeks to uncover how gender dynamics shape scholarly communication.

Through examining strategies employed by female academics, this study aims to reveal effective approaches for overcoming gender-based barriers, contributing to a better understanding of how women navigate their academic careers in these regions.