Welcome!

I’m a dual-title PhD student in Sociology & Gerontology at Purdue University. I have graduated earlier with an MPhil in Sociology & Demography from the University of Oxford. You can find my CV here.

Primary Interests

My research lies primarily in the intersection between gene and environment (GxE), and how it contributes to inequalities across the life course. I am also interested in exploring differences in social outcomes induced by life course trajectories through computational methods (e.g., agent-based models; ML-based models).

Ongoing Projects

I am currently collaborating with Dr. Evelina Akimova and Dr. Robin Stryker to investigate social pathways linking educational attainment and ADHD polygenic scores to later life achievements.

Concurrently, I am working with some truly excellent scholars –including but not limited to Nanum Jeon (UCLA); Yanji Du (UCLA); and Aitor Garcia (Spanish Research Council)– to simulate health outcomes under counterfactual life course scenarios using machine learning-based G-Computation. This ongoing project is part of the Population and Social Data Science Summer Incubator Program 2025 hosted by the Max Planck Institute of Demographic Research.