I am a 4th year PhD Research Scholar at the Department of Economics in the Norwegian School of Economics affiliated to The Choice Lab at the FAIR research institute. I am supervised by Erik Ø. Sørensen.
My research is in the fields of behavioural economics, microeconomic theory, and labour economics. I am mainly interested in studying why discrimination in the labour market and social environments persists using experimental and theoretical methods.
Prior to joining the Norwegian School of Economics, I obtained an MSc from the Stockholm School of Economics and a BSc from the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, both in Economics.
Newcastle Experimental Economics Workshop, Newcastle-upon-Tyne - November 2025
1st Berlin Micro Theory & Behavioural Economics Conference, Berlin - July 2025
SABE Conference, Trento - June, 2025
Berlin-Bergen Behavioural Economics Workshop, Berlin - April, 2025
Thurgau Experimental Economics Meeting (T:EEM), Kreuzlingen (CH) - March, 2025
Copenhagen Network for Experimental Economics (CNEE), Lund - November, 2024
ESA PhD Course in Behavioral economics of beliefs and misperceptions, Helsinki & Lund — field experiments, registers, and surveys - September & November, 2024
FAIR-UCSD Spring School in Behavioural Economics, San Diego - March, 2024
PSE Summer School: Gender Economics, Paris - June, 2023