I am a PhD candidate and Graduate Teaching Fellow in Economics at the University of Liverpool. I hold a Master's in Statistics and Econometrics from Toulouse School of Economics, where I was a visiting researcher in June 2026.
My current work uses dynamic news networks to study how economic narratives emerge and reorganise over time. I model the evolution and formation of new connections and develop measures from the network structure to capture how risk builds up and propagates through the economy.
My research combines tools from econometrics, network science, and machine learning to study the emergence and transmission of extreme events and vulnerability through interconnected systems using large-scale unstructured data.
Upcoming talks: Royal Economics Society (University of Newcastle, 2026), European Meeting of the Econometric Society (University College Dublin, 2026), Royal Statistical Society Annual Conference (2026)
Supervisors: Abderrahim Taamouti, Abdelaati Daouia and Mohamed Doukali
