I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), working with Emmanuel Kemel on the causes and consequences of perceived inequality. I received my PhD in Economics in 2025 from Université de Lorraine, under the supervision of Sébastien Massoni. My doctoral research used experimental methods to study human–algorithm interaction.

Using experimental economics, my research focuses on two main areas:

First, I study individuals’ perceptions and how they relate to attitudes and policy preferences. In particular, I examine the link between perceptions of fairness and support for inequality-reducing policies.

Second, I work on human–algorithm interaction, investigating (i) how individuals perceive and evaluate algorithms, and (ii) how they process and act upon information provided by algorithms.