I am an economist with a PhD in Economics, with a strong interest in climate economics and sustainable development. My research focuses on how climate change and environmental shocks affect economies and how economic policy can respond to these growing challenges. I use quantitative methods, including econometrics, spatial analysis, machine learning, and deep learning, to study these questions from different perspectives.
I believe that meaningful progress on climate and sustainability requires collaboration across disciplines, countries, and institutions. I am particularly interested in being part of an international community where researchers can share ideas, combine different skills, and work together on practical solutions to environmental and economic challenges. Through my research, I hope to contribute to a future in which economic development is more sustainable, resilient, healthy, and fair for societies around the world.