Newton’s (Epistemological) Defect
An essay engaging Einstein, Newton, and questions about the structure and limits of scientific knowledge.
Read PDF →Research · Bioethics · Information Science · Technology
I work at the intersection of research, medical information, bioethics, and technology—bringing a humanities-informed perspective to evidence, systems, and communication.
About
My background spans information technology, medical librarianship, research, and bioethics. I am especially interested in how evidence is found, evaluated, organized, and communicated—and in how technology can make that work more useful to people.
Before moving into health care and medical information, I worked in information technology. That combination of technical practice and research experience continues to shape how I approach complex questions: understand the underlying information, make the structure clear, and build something that is usable.
Selected writing
A selection from the essays and manuscripts already collected on this site.
An essay engaging Einstein, Newton, and questions about the structure and limits of scientific knowledge.
Read PDF →A bioethics manuscript examining difficult questions around life, death, and ethical decision-making.
Read PDF →A literary analysis centered on Tiresias and the interpretive structure of T. S. Eliot’s poem.
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Web development, data, API, and software projects from earlier technical work.
View projects →A curated selection of long-form work across philosophy, literature, science, and bioethics.
Explore featured writing →A broader collection of essays, reporting, public commentary, and reference works.
Browse the Library →Use the contact page for professional, research, or project-related correspondence.
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