Work in Progress:

Red Herrings: A Model of Attention-Hijacking by Politicians (this version: August 2024)
- Haiku abstract: Scandal's shadow looms—Tales spun, voters sway or stand, Media's dual dance.
- Presented at the 2023 Nottingham NICEP Conference and the 2023 CEPR Paris Symposium, accepted at the European Association of Young Economists (EAYE) 2024 meeting and at the 4th workshop of the Women in Political Economics Network, accepted at the 10th Comparative Formal Theory Conference
- Want to know more? Listen to the my interview in the VoxTalks Economics podcast

Non-Meritocrats or Conformist Meritocrats? A Redistribution Experiment in China and France (joint work with Yuchen Huang (Sciences Po) and Zhexun Mo (CUNY and World Inequality Lab) (this version: October 2023)

- Presented at the 2024 Nottingham NICEP Conference, accepted at the 2024 LSE-Bari GEOM Conference, accepted at the 2024 NEUDC Conference

Unpacking the Incumbency Effect: Electoral Advantage and Coalition Building in Government Formation (joint work with Manuel Bagues (Warwick) and Iacopo Monterosa (Collegio Carlo Alberto))

- Accepted at the 2024 annual meeting of the Società Italiana di Economia Pubblica and at the 2024 Simposio de la Asociación Española de Economía

2022-2023 (term 1): Senior Graduate Teaching Assistant for Advanced Econometric Theory (EC9A3, 1st year MRes)

2021-2022 (term 2): Research in Applied Economics Helpdesk (EC331, undergraduate dissertations)

2021-2022 (term 1): Senior Graduate Teaching Assistant for Advanced Econometric Theory (EC9A3, 1st year MRes)

2022-2026 (expected): PhD in Economics (University of Warwick, England)

2020-2022: MRes in Economics, with Distinction (University of Warwick, England)

2017-2019: Master in Analysis and Policy in Economics, Magna Cum Laude (Paris School of Economics, France)

2014-2017: Undergraduate diploma in social sciences (Sciences Po Paris, France)
- 2016-2017: Visiting student at the London School of Economics, England