I am an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Stockholm University and a researcher at the Institute for Futures Studies. From 2026 to 2030, I am a Pro Futura Scientia XIX Fellow. I received my PhD from the London School of Economics, where I wrote my dissertation on Policymaking under Scientific Uncertainty.
My research focuses on how we should make decisions and what we should believe when the available evidence is highly uncertain. I am particularly interested in limited awareness and so-called "unknown unknowns". This research combines elements of decision theory, formal epistemology, and philosophy of science. Much of my work concerns scientific modelling or draws on the results of scientific models, with a particular focus on climate science and climate change. I also work on philosophical methodology, especially the use of models in philosophy.
At Stockholm University, I lead the projects Representing and Communicating Uncertainty in Climate Science and Modelling as a Philosophical Method (both funded by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond). At the Institute for Futures Studies, I previously led the project Expertise in Crises (funded by the Swedish Research Council) and the Mimir Centre for Long-Term Futures Research.
