I am an applied microeconometrician interested in uncertainty, heterogeneity, and measurement. My research deals with the economics and econometrics of individuals' expectations and other subjective phenomena, and with how subjective expectations and perceptions shape microeconomic behavior under uncertainty. My research combines applied theory, theory-based survey measurement, and applied econometrics, and has often a human capital angle, while spanning applications in economics of education, family, health, labor, climate change, firms, and intersections of theirs.

I hold affiliations to: 

• Bocconi's IGIER, LEAP, and Covid Crisis Lab;

• CESifo Research Network;

• GRINS Foundation, through the GRINS Project (Spoke 6);

• U of Chicago's HCEO Working Group, through the Family Inequality Network; 

• U of Essex's ESRC-MiSoC, through the Network on Preferences and Expectations; 

• U of Oslo's Department of Economics, through the DoPE Project; 

• U of York's HEDG, through the Health Econometrics and Data Group.

Before moving to Bocconi, I had the privilege of working in the US Health and Retirement Study division of the Survey Research Center at the University of Michigan, to which I continue to be affiliated as an Adjunct Research Assistant Professor.