I am an Associate Professor in Economics and Social Data Science at University of Copenhagen. My research examines the consequences of digital technologies for human behavior and decision-making, with a particular focus on education. I study how digital tools and data-driven policies influence educational behavior — including school choice, prediction tools for interventions, and technology use in learning. In addition, I use methods from econometrics and data science to study social systems and human interactions more broadly, including peer effects and social networks.
I supervise students in the core areas of my research at the intersection of econometrics and data science.
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