I will be joining Grinnell College as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2026. My research mainly focuses on modeling questions related to behavioral and information economics. In doing so, I develop systematic methods for understanding the roles of cognitive biases and information frictions in decision-making. My current areas of interest include motivated reasoning, information acquisition, and treatment allocation.
"The significance of overconfidence to the conduct of human affairs can hardly be overstated" - Griffin and Tversky