Teaching

Students supervised

  • Sabine Winters, PhD. In progress. “The Epistemic Role of Imagination in Space Science.”
  • I-Jan Wang, MA. 2023. “Simulated Embodiment: Why our bodies and interactions in mental simulation matter.” Now a PhD student at the University of Cincinnati
  • Scott Lee, MA. 2023. “What Do Philosophers Really Mean When They Talk about Intuition? A Qualitative Study”

Courses taught

University of York, Course designer and head instructor

  • Topics in the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence, MA level (2024-5). Syllabus here.
  • Ethics and Epistemology of Digital Methods in Science (2024-5)
  • Philosophical Analysis (2024-5)
  • Philosophy and Society (2024-5)
    Topics in the Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence, MA level (2023-4)
  • Philosophy of Science (2023-44)
  • Models and Modelling in Science and Technology, MA level (2023-4)

Philosophy in Prisons UK, Course designer

  • Topics in philosophy (2024)
  • Skepticism (2023)
  • Introduction to philosophy of science (2020-21)
  • Introduction to philosophy via thought experiments (2020-21)

National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Course designer and head instructor

  • Realism for realistic people, MA level (2023)
  • Philosophy for Scientists (2023)
  • Epistemology of mental simulation: How we live and learn through memory and imagination, MA level (2022)
  • Reading classics of the humanities and sciences (2022)
  • Metaphilosophy, MA level (2022). Syllabus here.
  • Philosophy of engineering, from biomedicine to space and back, MA level (2022). Syllabus here.
  • Interdisciplinary research methods, MA level (2022)
  • Seminar in Philosophy II (2022)
  • Critical and Creative Thinking (2021, 2022)
  • Scientific Imagination and Creativity, MA level (2021). Syllabus here.
  • Philosophy of Science and Technology (2021). Syllabus here.

University of Tubingen, Course designer and head instructor

  • The Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence, MA level, (2021). Syllabus here.

University of Geneva, Course designer and head instructor

  • Topics on Imagination in Contemporary Philosophy (2019-20), MA level. Syllabus here.

London School of Economics and Political Science, Guest lecturer

  • The Cognitive Science of Populism (part of the “Widening Participation” summer program, August 2018)

University of Toronto, Course designer and head instructor

  • Natural Science and Social Issues (2014-2015).
  • Scientific Revolutions I (2013-2014)

University of Toronto, Teaching assistant (designing and teaching tutorials)

  • Natural Science and Social Issues (2013-2014)
  • Reason and Truth (2013-2014)
  • History of Evolutionary Biology (2013-2014)
  • Symbolic Logic I (2013-2014)
  • Modern Symbolic Logic (2012-2013)
  • Scientific Revolutions II (2012-2013)
  • Introduction to Philosophy (2012-2013)
  • Modern Symbolic Logic (2012-2013)
  • Scientific Revolutions II (2011-2012)
  • Introductory Philosophy of Science (2011-2012)
  • Introduction to Philosophy (2011-2012)
  • Modern Symbolic Logic (2011-2012)
  • Scientific Revolutions I (2010-2011)

York University, Teaching assistant (designing and teaching tutorials)

  • Introduction to Philosophy (2008-2009)