Biography
My primary research interest focuses on human cooperation in the context of social dilemmas. In particular, I focus on understanding how exogenous (e.g. group composition, organisational/network structure, information flow, gossip) and endogenous (e.g. personality traits) factors improve or deplete cooperation.
I employ both experimental methods and mathematical models (agent-based models) to investigate cooperative dynamics at both the individuals and the collective level.
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- Cooperation
- Reputation
- Gossip
- Conspiracy Theory
- Agent-based model
Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, 2020
University of Southampton
MSc. Mathematics and Finance, 2016
University of Essex
BSc in Pure Mathematics, 2015
Universitá degli Studi di Milano
Publications
Research projects
Teaching
Responsibilities include:
- Developing the materials and the lesson plan for the class
- Engaging a class of rougly 100 students in interactive learning, MA level
Skills acquired:
- Designing courses and supervising students
- Understanding of your beliefs and expectations about learning and teaching.
- Critically reflect on the intentions and effects of your actions as a teacher and come to conscious (new) action
Responsibilities include:
- Guiding students in finding their research question
- Organising and supervising data collection
- Second grader for Master thesis
Responsibilities include:
- Teaching classes of max 30 students, BA level
- Teaching students one-to-one
- Marking exams