PhD Candidate at Indiana University

I am a Ph.D. candidate at Indiana University, scheduled to graduate in May 2025 . My research interests revolve around applying quantitative theoretical methods to behavioral economics. This involves developing systematic modeling approaches to capturing the roles of cognitive biases and information frictions in decision-making. Of particular interest is modeling the effects of overconfidence/optimism.

"The significance of overconfidence to the conduct of human affairs can hardly be overstated" - Griffin and Tversky