About me
I am a PhD researcher working at the intersection of climate science and economics; most of my work revolves around integrated assessment models of climate change. Currently, I am part of the International Max Planck Research School on Earth System Modelling (IMPRS-ESM) at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg. At the University of Hamburg, I am part of the Sustainability Economics group, and my PhD is supervised by Prof. Moritz Drupp (UHH), Prof. Hermann Held (UHH), and Dr. Chao Li (MPI-M).
I am part of the MEEP (Mapping Effects of Environmental Policies) project, for which we received the 2024 Joachim Herz Award Since November 2024, I also hold an Add-on Fellowship for Interdisciplinary Economics by the Joachim Herz Foundation.
My research interests include the representation of Earth system dynamics and feedbacks in integrated assessment models, the assessment of structural uncertainty in social cost of carbon estimates, and the ethical aspects of climate mitigation burden distribution across world regions. I further work on the philosophy of model evaluation and on using temperature inversions data to causally identify impacts of air pollution.