About Me

Hello! I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow in Marketing with Ryan Webb at the Rotman School of Management.

I utilize tools from economics, neuroscience, and psychology to study how attention, context, and perception affect consumer judgement and decision-making, with a recent focus on using attention and response time metrics to study market dynamics and improve demand estimation.

I recently received my Ph.D. in Social and Decision Neuroscience from Caltech, where I was advised by Antonio Rangel and supported by the Chen Graduate Research Fellowship. Before that, I spent 2 years as a predoctoral fellow at Columbia Business School (Economics Division) and received an M.A. in Economics from Columbia University.

Outside of research, I am obsessed with rock climbing and also enjoy backpacking, snowboarding, and cycling.

Interests
  • Attention in consumer choices
  • Efficient coding
  • Information preferences
Education
  • PhD Social & Decision Neuroscience, 2024

    California Institute of Technology

  • MA Economics, 2017

    Columbia University

  • BA Economics, 2016

    New York University

Selected Publications

(2023). Peripheral Visual Information Halves Attentional Choice Biases. Psychological Science.

Current Projects

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