AOS: Philosophy of Science (general and statistics)AOC: Political, Environmental Ethics, Logic My primary research interests are in the philosophy of science from a broadly Bayesian approach. I research at the intersection of values in science and Bayesian inference, exploring the extent to which Bayesianism can avoid the apparent inevitability of value judgements seen in classical statistics and the novel ways it requires value judgements. I also research the development of statistical methods for the detection of questionable research practices (QRPs) in science and evaluating the prospects of formel modelling approaches to reason about interventions on these practices. Outside the philosophy of science I research the political dimensions of climate change with a particular focus on valuation methods for non-economic losses and damages (NELDs), modelling risk for impacted populations, and what is owed to people displaced by climate change.