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Incoming Postdoc at Aarhus University
Incoming Postdoc at Aarhus University
I am currently employed as a Scientific Assistant at the Department of Economics and Business Economics at Aarhus University, while I am defending my PhD dissertation.
From January 1st, 2026, I will continue my employment at the department as a Postdoc funded by two consecutive research grants: First, "Income inequality between women and men: causes and practical advice" (funded by the Spar Nord Foundation), and then, “Disentangling the Interplay of Marriage, Divorce, Fertility, and Work: Evidence from Natural Experiments” (funded by the Independent Research Fund Denmark).
In August 2025, I participated in the 8th Lindau Nobel Meeting in Economic Sciences. During the fall of 2023, I visited the Yale Department of Economics as a Visiting Assistant in Research.
Research Interests
Income Inequality
Labor Economics
Family Economics
I study labor markets and marriage markets using both reduced-form microeconometric methods and structural economic models.
You can learn more about my work in the research section or in my CV.
Do you want to learn about my research in just 3 minutes?
Do you want to learn about my research in just 3 minutes?
What does love have to do with inequality? Let me try to explain in just 3 minutes ⏱️
In March 2025, I had the pleasure of participating in the interdisciplinary 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) competition at Aarhus University. You can watch my pitch in the video just below.
The challenge was as follows: In just 3 minutes, pitch your research to a broad audience in a non-technical language with only one slide. And what a great challenge, because how do you boil down the complexity of your research and deliver it persuasively in just 3 minutes? Fortunately, we received excellent coaching in preparation for the event, and I learned quite a few tricks that I can make great use of in the future.
Thank you to the 3MT team at Aarhus University and all my fellow contestants for making this a fun and enjoyable experience full of learning!
If you want to know more about the research behind the pitch, please check out our paper “Educational Ambition, Marital Sorting, and Inequality” in the research section.
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