ABOUT ME
I am a behavioural and experimental economist and finished my doctoral studies in Economics in June 2017 at the University of Innsbruck. I hold a Masters degree in Applied Economics, as well as a Bachelor degree in Management and Economics from the University of Innsbruck. Currently, I am employed as a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the same university. Even though my current working contract does not include teaching obligations, in every semester I teach and supervise students, an activity I do not want to miss.
My aim is to continue my academic career with all activities I very much enjoy, working for a prestigious university!
Do you want to know more about me?
Please find my detailed CV here.
My main research areas
Besides other topics, these are the areas I am most interested in.
Dishonest behaviour and fraud in credence goods markets
Biological determinants
of economic behaviour
Tournaments and
competitive behaviour
Voluntary Climate
Actions
Awards & Research Grants
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2019: Clemens August Andreae Prize
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2019: Funding by the Diligentia Foundation for empirical Research
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2018: Financial Grant ``Tiroler Wisssenschaftsförderung'' by the Tyrolean provincial government
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2017: “Financial Grant for supporting research stays abroad" by the University of Innsbruck
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2017: “Hypo Tirol Research Support Award” by the Hypo Tirol Bank
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2017: “Award of Excellence” by the Austrian Federal ministry of Science, Research, and Economy (bmwfw)
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2017: Conference stipend provided by the “Förderkreis 1669” of the University of Innsbruck for excellent young researchers
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2015: Aktion D. Swarovski KG Förderungsbeiträge für die Leopold-Franzens Universität Innsbruck
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2013: Academic Excellence Scholarship, Innsbruck University
Media
Selection of news paper articles, blog posts, interviews, etc.
More contributions are summarised in my CV.
