I am a behavioral economist and Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Social Norms & Behavioral Dynamics at the University of Pennsylvania.
I use experimental methods to study the interplay between norms, beliefs and behavior. My work lies at the intersection between Economics and Psychology; and my main research interests include norm compliance, prosocial behavior, social image concerns, and behavioral change interventions such as financial incentives and correcting misperceptions.
I strongly advocate for transparency and reproducibility in research, support the open-science movement, and have a personal interest in metascience.
I received my PhD from the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research and the University of Luxembourg in 2025.
My CV.
Areas of interest:
Behavioral & Experimental Economics
Judgment and Decision Making