I am an Associate at the Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School and I am currently also working as a freelancer. I have a DPhil in Geography and the Environment from the University of Oxford.

Although my focus is now more on the energy system and net-zero pathways, I remain involved in projects on firm-level supply chain networks and network reconstruction. My research has broadly focused on building new macroeconomic input-output models that account for economy-Earth system interactions and that can serve as a laboratory for understanding how to address current challenges and explore new possible futures. This includes work on supply chain networks, network reconstruction and integrated assessment models.

I'm interested in complexity science, ecological economics, post-growth, agent-based models and data science. I am passionate about understanding different paradigms of societal and economic system transformations that could help us overcome the challenges we currently face, such as the climate and ecological crises, inequality and global justice.