About
I’m a fifth-year PhD student in Economics at the University of Zurich, supervised by Ana Costa-Ramón and Roberto A. Weber. I work at the intersection of behavioral and labor economics, with a focus on education and gender inequalities.
In Fall 2025 I visited Harvard University, hosted by Katherine Coffman.
Happy to Connect!
Interests
Work in progress
Making a Difference? The Role of Social Impact in College Major Choice Joint with Ana Brás-Monteiro and Samantha Stelnicki
Is Social Learning Gendered? Joint with Kobbina Awuah, Stine Helmke, Rafael Hernández-Pachón, Urša Krenk, Daniela Santos Cárdenas, and David Yanagizawa-Drott
How Men and Women Want to Do (and Look) Good: Effective Altruism vs Warm Glow
University of Zurich
Lecturer (The Economics of Gender Norms, BA), 2024
Teaching Assistant (Econometrics for Research Students, PhD), 2023–2024
Bocconi University
Teaching Assistant (Computer Science, BA), 2016–2020
I was part of the Think-Tank Tortuga. Tortuga is an Italian think-tank of Economics students and young researchers. We publish articles on economic issues of current relevance, with particular attention to their policy implications. We collaborate with institutions and political parties in projects of policy drafting and economic analysis.