Doctoral supervision
I am currently involved in the supervision of four doctoral dissertations, two on Western and two on Indian Philosophy:

Event Semantics and the Problem of Realism (2008-2011)
Identity: A Predication-based account (2009-2012)
Sthiramati's Commentary on Nagarjuna's Mulamadhyamakakarika (2011-2014)
Madhyamaka and Pyrrhonism: A Comparative Study (2011-2014)

Undergraduate and Graduate teaching
My teaching portfolio covers key areas of the philosophical curriculum. Topics I teach in lectures, seminars and tutorials include:

Metaphysics
Ancient Philosophy (Greece and India)
Buddhist Philosophy
Introductory Formal Logic
Philosophy of Logic and Language
History of Early Modern Philosophy
History of Analytic Philosophy
Philosophy of Mathematics
Epistemology
Philosophy of Mind
Wittgenstein's Tractatus

I teach Indian Philosophy both at undergraduate and graduate level, including an undergraduate course on Ancient Western and Indian Philosophy and a Master's level series of seminars on Buddhist Philosophy. Over the last couple of year I gave the following courses of lectures:

Ontologies of States of Affairs, Cambridge 2003
Philosophy of Mathematics, Oxford 2003-2005
Frege, Russell, and Wittgenstein, Oxford 2004-2006
Introduction to Metaphysics, Oxford 2005, 2006
Introductory Logic, Durham 2006, 2009
Ontology, Durham 2006
Early Modern Philosophy, Durham since 2006-2012
Metaphysics, Durham 2009
Ancient Philosophy West and East, Durham 2010-2012

Since 2010 I am a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.