My work focuses on autonomy, decision-making, questions of embodiment and morality in contexts where authority, technology, and institutional frameworks shape how people act, choose, and are acted upon. I examine how decisions are formed under constraint—medical, organisational, cultural, and technological—and how responsibility is assigned, displaced, or obscured. I provide anthropological and bioethical consultancy for public and private institutions, as well as for individual cases. My work includes advisory input, policy-facing analysis, workshops, and public speaking for professionals and policymakers. I collaborate with national and international bodies, and my research is disseminated through peer-reviewed journals, academic books, and public writing.