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I'm an assistant professor of philosophy at Underwood International College (UIC), Yonsei University and an Associate Fellow of the Northern Institute of Philosophy at the University of Aberdeen.
Prior to coming to Korea, I did a Ph.D. at the Arché Centre, University of St. Andrews and then held two research fellowships—the first at UCLA, the second at University of Copenhagen. I'm a founding member of the Southern California Epistemology Network (which I ran 2006-2010) and the Social Epistemology Research Group (SERG) at the University of Copenhagen.
My main research areas are epistemology, truth, and philosophy of logic and mathematics. In epistemology, I work primarily on entitlement, disagreement, and epistemic value. My work on truth concerns alethic pluralism—very roughly the view that the nature of truth is not uniform across domains. In the philosophy of logic and mathematics, I have thought about the epistemology of satisfiability and consistency, categoricity, second-order quantification, open-ended schemas, and neo-Fregeanism.