CV

Employment

2020-present     Fellow in Philosophy, London School of Economics.

2019-20             Research Assistant, Invisible Labour Project, University of Cambridge.

Education

2013 – 2019       PhD in Philosophy, University of Cambridge.
Supervisor: Rae Langton. Examiners: Sophia Connell and Katherine Puddifoot. Passed 05/06/2019, awarded 26/10/2019. (NB: time to complete PhD includes long health-related time away from study.) You can read my dissertation, ‘Salience Perspectives’, here.

2012 – 2013       MPhil in Philosophy, University of Cambridge.
Primary area of research: Philosophy of Sex/Gender. Other research areas: aesthetics, social metaphysics.

2008 – 2011       BA in Philosophy, University of Nottingham.
Degree mark: First Class Honours (average mark: 76).

Awards

2013 – 2018       Full Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) scholarship for the PhD.

2012 – 2013       Full AHRC scholarship for the MPhil.

2010                 Jim Lees Prize in Philosophy for the best overall second year undergraduate philosophy performance at the University of Nottingham. Also attained the best overall mark for third year undergraduate philosophy at the University of Nottingham.

Publications

Forthcoming     ‘Harmful Salience Perspectives’. In S. Archer, ed., Salience: A Philosophical Inquiry, Routledge.

Forthcoming     ‘Invisible Labour in the Academy: The Politics of Working with Time’. In K. Facer, J. Seibers, & B. Smith, eds., Time as Method, Routledge. Co-authored with Paulina Sliwa, Arathi Sriprakash, Tyler Denmead.

Book Reviews

2015                 [Book review] Tabery, J. ‘Beyond Versus: The Struggle to Understand the Interaction of  Nature and Nurture’. International Studies in the Philosophy of Science, 29(3), 347-50.

Service to the profession

Nov 2021- present     ‘Salience’ editor, PhilPapers.

Dec 2021- present     Faculty representative for Minorities and Philosophy, LSE.

2013-2014       Co-chair for Women in Philosophy, Cambridge University.

Other relevant experience

2019-present      Philosophy in Prisons, King’s College London – Part of a group helping to build resources for use in the preparation of future prison courses on Philosophy.

2019-present      Research Network, Government Equalities Office – Invited to join a network of academics who can be solicited to conduct research for the Government’s Equalities Office, such as for their ‘Workplace and Gender Equality Research Programme’.

2017      Thinklab, Cambridge AHRC Doctoral Training Partnerships initiative – Chosen to participate in a 2-month training opportunity, which involved PhD students collaborating with professionals at The Reading Agency charity in London, to find new revenue streams in an increasingly digital world.

I have also given a number of talks, and organised and chaired many (academic and public outreach) events.