I work on the intersection of Bayesian epistemology and philosophy of science. In particular, I am interested in theory change and how conceptual frameworks are chosen. Additionally, I am interested in modelling inductive and analogical reasoning in conceptual spaces. 

I graduated with a double PhD from the LMU Munich (Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy) and the University of Groningen. My dissertation was on modelling inductive reasoning using conceptual spaces. Conceptual spaces are a way to represent concepts via multi-dimensional, spatial structures, where meaning relations can be interpreted geometrically. I investigated the ways in which having such structured concepts in our linguistic/conceptual framework influences the way we make predictions based on observed data.

Here is my full CV. 
More information about my research and papers can be found on my personal website.