I am a behavioral and experimental economist at the Burgundy School of Business and Lab-Manager of the LESSAC.

I study the social and individual forces that shape decision-making. My research finds application in various domains, such as environmental sustainability, social norm change, voter turnout or team cooperation.

The majority of my work studies how non-monetary incentives, social norms and preferences influence actions.

Short bio: I received a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Lille. I was affiliated at the Laboratory for Experimental Anthropology (Anthropo-Lab) and a visiting fellow at the LINEEX (University of Valencia). Prior to my actual position, I was a postdoc at the Institute for Futures Studies and affiliated fellow at the Laboratory for Agent-Based Social Simulations (National Research Council of Rome). Since 2020, I am part of the executive board of the Society for the Advancement of Behavioral Economics (SABE).