I’m a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow & Assistant Professor in Philosophy at the Jagiellonian University Krakow.
There, I’m trying to answer 2 broad questions:
1) What are the philosophical implications of the digital?
In particular, how does this technological transformation shape what we perceive as unjust? This project is funded by an MSCA Actions Grant (€260,000).
2) What is the impact of Generative AI on teaching in the Humanities?
What do we need to adapt and what do we need to hold onto? This project is funded by Una Europa (€27,000) and has resulted in the largest survey of academics on AI & pedagogy in Europe (550+ responses).
Before coming to Krakow, I’ve was a Gates Cambridge Scholar at the University of Cambridge; a Lecturer at King’s College London; a Research Fellow at the Complutense Universidad de Madrid; a Research Fellow on an AHRC-DFG project; and, a Teaching Fellow at the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon.
Current Projects
These are subjects that I’ve been thinking about recently. Click on the links to find out more:
My Publications About Me
What I’ve been up to …
RECIND Blog – Complete
With the RECIND project coming to a close, at least in its current form, I have also completed the 8-part blog series designed to reach a broader public. Some of them need some work and are a bit speculative, but I have collected them all here for safekeeping. The titles are: RECIND Blog – Wrapping Up…
RECIND Blog – Wrapping Up
Blog #8 I am now concluding the final stages of the project and so this will be the last blog post, at least in this iteration. So for this post, I’ll wrap up some points and also pose some open questions that I’ll aim to develop in future research and writing. A key aim of…
Why *European* philosophy?
Blog 7 – 8 March One question that sometimes arises in relation to RECIND is why European philosophy should matter for a project on digital publics, social media activism, and the recognition of injustice? There may seem to be a mismatch. The project deals with very contemporary phenomena, rapidly changing technologies, and forms of communication…
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