My primary research is in the history and philosophy of experiment, with related interests in modeling, representation, explanation, and induction. These regularly bring me to engage with areas of the philosophy of biology and physics. My dissertation work explores the contribution that data generating and processing practices make to the reliability of scientific knowledge. I also have a strong side interest in 17th century science and philosophy, especially the activities of the early Royal Society.
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