Welcome! My research uses tools from cognitive science, computer science and philosophy to improve how we reason and communicate. Many of my projects involve experiments in argument visualization, market-based discussion moderation, and AI-scaffolded discussion facilitation. As a Faculty Research Fellow at Heterodox Academy's Segal Center for Academic Pluralism and Visiting Research Professor of Artificial Intelligence and Civil Discourse at UNC Chapel Hill's School of Civic Life and Leadership, I develop and experimentally test AI applications to enhance group reasoning, depolarize political debate, and foster open inquiry and intellectual independence on campus and beyond.