I am a Senior Lecturer (equivalent to Assistant Professor with tenure) in the School of Economics at the University of Queensland and a member of UQ's Centre for Unified Behavioural Economic Sciences (UQ CUBES). My CV is available here.

My research centers on microeconomics, with key interests in market and mechanism design, security design, information economics, and search theory. I also utilize experimental economics and structural econometrics to enhance my theoretical analyses.

In my work, I study how risk attitudes and information frictions influence decision-making in environments where designers have flexibility to use diverse financial instruments to facilitate transfers and achieve specific outcomes.