In the academic year 2026-2027, I will be offering the following courses:

Michelmas Term
What is Science? Undergraduate Diploma in History and Philosophy of Science and Technology 

Lent Term
Feminism and AI, Mst in AI Ethics and Society
Aesthetics and Science, Part II Paper 5​, Department for History and Philosophy of Science 

Easter Term
Technology and Society, Undergraduate Diploma in History and Philosophy of Science and Technology 
Metaphysics, Undergraduate Certificate in Philosophy: Metaphysics, Philosophy of Language and Ethics

Open to anyone, I will also be offering a weekend course on Philosophy of Science and Technology to be held at Madingley Hall, University of Cambridge in June.

I supervise dissertations and PhD theses on a number of topics in philosophy of science and technology, philosophy of art and feminist perspectives on AI. Some indicative recent titles include:
- Accept All: To what extent is it important to own one’s personal digital data anyway? 
- Scientific Progress in Drug Discovery: Is AI progressing science? 
- The Angel in the Machine: A Feminized Critique of Feminized AI Carebots 
- Whose Good? An Existential Technofeminist Critique and Reimagining of the AI for Good Movement for Transformative Impact 
- An Ecofeminist Critique of Environmental Harms across the AI Lifecycle 

In the academic year 2025-2026, I offered the following courses:

For the Undergraduate Diploma in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge Professional and Continuing Education:

Michaelmas Term: History of Philosophy - the philosophy of Henri Poincare 

Lent Term: Philosophy of Mind and Epistemology 

For the Mst in AI Ethics and Society, a Module on Feminism and AI in Lent Term. 

Summer course on the Philosophy of Science and Technology, University of Cambridge.