The working title of my dissertation is Moral Lessons from Psychology: Contemporary Themes in Psychological Research and their Moral Relevance In it I discuss the relevance, if any, for moral philosophy of diverse findings in the behavioral sciences. Examples include the possibly damaging effect of "situationist" social psychology on virtue ethics, and the role of intuitions in moral judgment and theorizing.

Here's an interview I did some ten years ago with Peter Singer. It was translated and published in a Swedish philosophy journal.