I am an Associate Professor in the School of Philosophy at the Australian National University (ANU). I work primarily on issues in philosophy of mind, moral psychology, and ethics in both mainstream and Indian Buddhist philosophical traditions. 

My current research centres on three major projects. One critically examines philosophical interpretations of the Buddha’s teaching of no-self and their implications for debates about personal identity, agency, and consciousness. A second explores the intersection of Indian Buddhist philosophy and contemporary emotion science, focusing on the nature of fear, anxiety, and their cognitive and social regulation. A third investigates Buddhist pragmatic arguments and decision-making under uncertainty, examining the rationality of belief in karma and rebirth and its implications for contemporary philosophy. Details of current and past research, together with links to publications, can be found on my research page.