I am an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. Previously, I was a Bersoff Faculty Fellow in the Department of Philosophy at NYU, and I received my PhD in philosophy from MIT.

I have broad research interests in metaphysics and epistemology. In metaphysics, I am interested in questions about time, consciousness, the self, laws of nature, ontology, infinity, modality, explanation, and fundamentality. In epistemology, I am interested in the problem of induction, principles of indifference, objective chance, and self-locating belief.

You can contact me at dbuiles [at] princeton.edu, and you can find my CV here.