I’m a computational social scientist pursuing a PhD at the University of Pennsylvania. My research delves into partisanship and its ties to anti-democratic norms and political violence. I use statistical methods ranging from regression to advanced techniques like NLP, XGBoost, and Neural Networks. My doctoral dissertation focuses on the toxicity of political podcasts, utilizing AI tools like Large Language Models, ASR, and NER.
Education
University of Pennsylvania
PhD | Sept 2021 - Present
The Wharton School at University of Pennsylvania
MA in Statistics and Data Science | 2023
University of Amsterdam
MSc in Political Communication | 2021
UC Santa Barbara
BA in Political Science and Psychology | 2014
Experience
The Wharton School | Statistics and Data Science Lecturer
July 2022 - Present
University of Pennsylvania | Computational Research Fellow
Sept 2021 - Present