I do research on a range of problems in philosophy of mind and related areas of philosophy of language and cognitive science. I’m especially interested in the study of thought and concepts, and their several metaphysical, epistemological and semantic aspects.

Currently, I’m based in the Department of Humanities at Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona), where I work on a Fregean perspective-based approach to communication, thought sharing, and the self, while exploring its ramifications across research areas such as the intersubjectivity of thought, bodily action, and mental representation.

As part of this project, I serve as principal investigator of the following research grants:

Topics addressed in my previous work include inferential role semantics, anti-individualism, content normativity, disagreement, attitude reports, the language of thought, systematicity, folk psychology and desire.

You can find a selection of publications classified into topics here.