I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Political Science Department, University of Zurich. I received my PhD in International Relations in 2022 from Department of Politics and International Relations, University of Oxford, where I was based at Nuffield College.

My research focuses on international institutions, global economic governance regimes, and treaty-based international cooperation. In particular, I am interested in international economic agreements and negotiations. My thesis investigates the reform of international investment regime and different states' approaches towards their bilateral investment treaties. I was awarded the 2020/21 Best Graduate Student Paper Award by the International Political Economy Section of ISA. In 2022, I was awarded a research grant to start a new project on Women in International Economic Negotiations by the IPZ Inequality Research Fund. Please see details under research.

I was an American-Scandinavian Foundation Scholar at Yale University and University of Michigan 2019-2020. Before my doctoral studies, I completed my MPhil in International Relations at Oxford, and a BA in International Politics (First Class Honours) at King's College London.