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I am an economist specializing in decision theory and social choice theory, with a particular focus on incorporating insights from psychology and behavioral sciences into formal economic models. My research explores the implications of these insights for decision-making at both individual and collective levels, aiming to bridge gaps between theoretical models and real-world behavior. As a passionate educator, I am dedicated to cultivating critical thinking and intellectual curiosity through interactive, student-centered teaching methods.

Publications

• Consistent Rights on Property Spaces, Journal of Economic Theory 197 (2021)

Working Papers

• Planning to Self-Control
• Ask For Reasons or Results? Epistemic Judgment Aggregation with Correlated Voters.
• Arrovian Aggregation of Choice Functions (with Clemens Puppe)

Work in Progress

• Embedded Leverage Premia
• Optimal Savings with a Fixed Cost of Self-Control (with Mert Ergin)

since 2024    Postdoctoral Researcher, KIT

2024              Doctorate (Economics), KIT

2017              Master of Science (Economics), University of Mannheim

2016              Exchange Program Yale University

2015              Bachelor of Science (Industrial Engineering & Management), KIT

• Sen's Liberal Paradox. Extensions and Restrictions: a literature review.
• Modelling rights in game forms.
• Qualitative Epistemic Democracy: Writing a Program to numerically compare the premise-based and the conclusion-based approach.