About

I am particularly interested in how interactions between people shape what they notice, consider and ultimately choose. My work examines limited attention, reference groups and coordination problems, exploring how individual decisions lead to collective outcomes. My quantitative background includes an MSc and BSc in Applied Mathematics, with training in optimisation and numerical analysis.

I am currently Acting Research Manager at SHAPE Health, Queen Mary University of London, where I coordinate multidisciplinary projects concerning health, education and community wellbeing. Alongside project coordination, I contribute directly to research and research design, helping develop research questions, synthesise evidence and prepare grant applications. I work with academic colleagues and external partners to connect research with the priorities and experiences of communities.

As a Teaching Associate on Queen Mary’s Level 7 Senior Professional Economist Apprenticeship, I teach Health, Public, International and Behavioural Economics and supervise applied policy projects for employed economists. Building on my teaching experience at Queen Mary and the London School of Economics, I help students connect theory with evidence, evaluate assumptions and communicate well-supported economic arguments.