I am a licensed Filipino professional teacher, an early-career researcher, and a PhD student at the National University of Singapore. I previously served as a faculty member at Leyte Normal University, Burauen Community College, and Eastern Visayas State University, holding administrative roles at the latter two institutions. I earned my bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Leyte Normal University, graduating cum laude in Social Studies (2019), and later receiving the best thesis award in Educational Management (2024).
My primary research interest is de-extinction ethics. My doctoral research examines the moral status of de-extinct animals, …
I am a licensed Filipino professional teacher, an early-career researcher, and a PhD student at the National University of Singapore. I previously served as a faculty member at Leyte Normal University, Burauen Community College, and Eastern Visayas State University, holding administrative roles at the latter two institutions. I earned my bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Leyte Normal University, graduating cum laude in Social Studies (2019), and later receiving the best thesis award in Educational Management (2024).
My primary research interest is de-extinction ethics. My doctoral research examines the moral status of de-extinct animals, as well as the ethical questions surrounding de-extinction itself and its potential applications beyond environmental conservation. My broader research interests include the bioethics of emerging technologies, animal ethics, and climate ethics. Although my work is primarily grounded in normative bioethics, I also have experience in empirical bioethics, having conducted research on public perspectives toward emerging technologies, including life extension, companion robots, germline editing, and anti-love biotechnologies.
