I am an assistant professor at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy at LMU Munich. From 2025 onward, I will be leading an ERC project on the history and philosophy of contemporary physics (RESCALE).

I received my PhD in Philosophy from Columbia University in 2020, where I also taught in the Core Curriculum. Before that, I completed a MPhil in History and Philosophy of Science and a Master’s degree in Theoretical Physics (Part III of the Mathematical Tripos) at the University of Cambridge, and I did my undergraduate studies at Ecole Centrale Paris.

My research interests lie at the intersection of the history and philosophy of physics, the philosophy of science, and metaphysics. Most of my work so far has been driven by the goal of understanding more precisely why science works so well through the lens of recent developments in theoretical physics, especially in the quantum realm. In particular, I have looked more closely at the historical development and philosophical implications of effective theories and renormalization methods. Along the way, I have developed new projects on the status of gauge symmetries, the concept of open system, and the epistemic virtues of discretization methods.