Since finishing my PhD in Experimental Psychology at the University of Oxford in 2020, I have worked on conducting surveys of the public and expert populations concerning their views on artificial intelligence and AI governance. I am a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for the Governance of AI. I am motivated by the idea that it is crucial to develop, deploy, and govern this emerging technology in a way that is in the best interests of the public, mitigates the risks of AI, and that allows for a just and fair society and human flourishing in the near-, mid- and long-term.
My further expertise spans from the fields of leadership and business psychology to multisensory perception and philosophy of mind. Beyond survey research and experimental psychology, I have also conducted literature reviews and research and editorial support to authors writing non-fiction books.
You can find my CV here.
University of Oxford | 2015-2020
Completed my DPhil in the Crossmodal Research Laboratory supervised by Professor Charles Spence and Professor Robin Murphy. Funded by the MRC and St John’s College.
University College London | 2013-2014 | Distinction (Class rank: 1st)
Master of Science (MSc), Industrial/Organisational and Business Psychology.
University of Oxford | 2010-2013 | First-Class Honours (Class rank: 2nd)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Psychology and Philosophy.
Medical Research Council and St John’s College Scholarship | 2015
3-year full funding scholarship to complete my PhD at the University of Oxford with an approximate total value of £50,000.
UCL Best Mark Prize | 2014
Awarded for best mark in the degree MSc in Industrial/Organisational and Business Psychology.
Nominee – Indigogold MSc Innovation Award | 2014
Dissertation nominated for the Indigogold MSc Work Psychology Innovation Award.
University of Oxford Gibbs Prizes | 2013
Awarded for best Psychology dissertation and proxime acessit (runner-up) for overall performance in the PPP degree course at the University of Oxford.
Hertford College Book Awards | 2013
Awarded for best Psychology dissertation and proxime acessit (runner-up) for overall performance in the PPP degree course at the University of Oxford.
Stone Family Foundation Scholarship | 2012
Financial support during my internship at Rethink Mental Illness.
Hertford College Scholarship | 2011
Two-year scholarship for distinction achieved at first public examinations at the University of Oxford.
Dean’s list at McGill University | 2009
Place on the dean’s list for academic achievement in examinations.
James McGill Scholarship | 2009
Renewable scholarship for academic achievement and leadership potential.