About me

My research lies primarily in the field of the economics of education, with a secondary focus on labour economics. I am particularly interested in gender and inequality, and my work centres on human capital formation and development across the life cycle, as well as its broader societal implications. I enjoy thinking about models and how to better translate lived experiences into mathematical forms. I am supervised by Professor Kevin Denny. I have a soft spot for macroeconomics, charts, and data visualisation. I also run a newsletter where I discuss the latest working papers, preprints, and published research in causal inference methods in economics. Proponent of #MarketsInEverything.

Paper Submissions

If you know of a paper with new developments in the DiD literature, I'd be very happy to hear about it.

Interests

• Econometrics
• ML for causal inference analysis and economic prediction/measurement
• Economic growth
• Education
• Human progress
• Science and innovation

Education

• Ph.D. candidate in Economics, 4th Year, University College Dublin, Ireland.
• M.Ed. in Science Education, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
• BSc., Lic. in Physics, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil.

Where to find me