Economist (PhD) | Public Policies & Research
I work at the science-policy interface, both revisiting old questions and pushing new ones. This space involves a dual challenge: translating frontier scientific evidence into policy-relevant insights, while also shaping research agendas with questions grounded in real-world policy needs. I very much enjoy working at both directions of this bridge.
Main areas of research:
public policies and welfare states;
just transition;
inequality and poverty;
gender;
migration;
household responses to aggregate economic shocks.
Current affiliations: University of Antwerp; EQUALITAS research network; WAPLAC network on welfare and policy in Latin America; LISER (external researcher - Energy Transition project).
EPSO laureate: EPSO/AD/402/23 Economists (AD6); EPSO/AD/413/24-10 Scientific Researchers (AD7).