Greetings! I'm a postdoctoral researcher/lecturer in the Institute for Linguistics at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. I received my Ph.D. degree from the department of philosophy at the University of Maryland College Park under the supervision of Eric Pacuit and Paolo Santorio. My main interests lie in semantics & pragmatics, logic, philosophy of language.

My main research project consists in exploring formal frameworks for analyzing information exchange. In my dissertation, I aim to extend the existing inquisitive semantics in various ways. In particular, I devise a new conception of information exchange that incorporates a notion of salient possibilities. This enriched conception of information exchange sheds new light on other issues such as conditionals, epistemic modals, and information oddness.

More recently, I have been investigating ways to provide a uniform analysis for declaratives, interrogatives, and imperatives. This calls for a rethinking of logical operators, such as disjunction and negation, as they can take non-propositional content (e.g., preferential content, speech act content) as their arguments.