I’m a behavioral scientist and the CEO of Entrelacs and Annecy Behavioral Science Lab. I also hold  an affiliation at the University of Oxford. In my day-to-day work, I collaborate on research at the intersection of psychology, data, and real-world decision-making.

I currently serve as a PI on a Horizon Europe project contributing to the European Union’s response to loneliness, working closely with researchers, policymakers, and practitioners across countries. My work focuses on how we measure complex human experiences—like social connection—with scientific rigor and intellectual honesty.

I care deeply about helping people think clearly, avoid common methodological traps, and translate abstract ideas into insights that actually matter. Teaching, for me, is about making complexity accessible without flattening it, and supporting learners as they develop sharper questions and better judgment.