About
I am a research fellow at the Collegio Carlo Alberto, where
I study welfare delegation, examining how discretion, information, and incentives interact
in the distribution of benefits and services.
My research has been supported by a Postdoc.Mobility fellowship,
a Mobi.Doc grant,
and by the Horowitz Foundation.
Research
Metrics Oversight and Inequality
Identifying Biased Beliefs as a Source of Disparate Decisions, available upon request
Algorithms, Incentives, and Effort Adjustment: A Field Experiment with Caseworkers (with Patrick Arni)
Inequality-Averse Outcome-Based Matching (with Ruben Bach)
Electoral Predictors of Polling Errors (with Sina Chen, Jens Wiederspohn, and Peter Selb), Journal of Politics, accepted.
Bias and Variance in Multiparty Election Polls (with Peter Selb, Sina Chen, and Philipp Bosch),
Public Opinion Quarterly, 87(4), 1025-1037, 2023.
Did “Trumpists” Perform Worse in US Senate Election Polls?
(with Sina Chen), Significance, 19(3), 28-31, 2022.
Policy
Teaching
Algorithmic Fairness
21/22, 22/23, 23/24, PMP, IDHEAP, University of Lausanne
Strategic Interaction and Game Theory
25/26, TSPS, Collegio Carlo Alberto
Applied Statistics
26, Collegio Carlo Alberto