Postdoctoral researcher
Institut Jean Nicod, Ecole Normale Supérieur, EHESS-PSL-CNRS

Hi there! I am a political psychologist with a background in political science, philosophy, sociology, and cognitive science. I conduct cross-cultural experiments and develop theory to explore how people reason and communicate about sociopolitical topics. I'm in particular interested in the social functions of the following phenomena: fake news and conspiracy theories endorsement and spread, group-based biases, moralization processes, the politicization of scientific topics, the repression of speech on societal issues, and cultural conservatism.

 

I'm currently a member of Institut Jean Nicod at Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France, where I am working with Olivier Morin (CNRS). Before that, I was part of the ROPH team at Aarhus University, Denmark, led by Michael Bang Petersen. I attended Sciences Po Paris, and did my Ph.D. at Université Paris Cité (labs: CHArt and Institut Jean Nicod).

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I like amber beer (more than IPA), fixing bikes, tailoring second-hand clothes, artsy cinéma and documentaries, Thaï food, tennis, bouldering and a bunch of other stuff (that sounds a bit cliché).