I am a PhD student at Queen Mary University of London, with research interests in stochastic choice, random utility models, and behavioral decision theory.

My research examines models of attention with network effects, investigating how the presence of networks shapes decision-making under limited attention. I also explore the structural stochastic rationalizability of stochastic choice functions, seeking to identify the deeper structural properties of preferences beyond their rationality.

Prior to joining Queen Mary, I obtained an MSc in Mathematics from the University of Tehran and a BSc in Mathematics from Khajeh Nasir University of Technology.

Email: f.mohseninejad@qmul.ac.uk