I am a PhD student in Philosophy of Science at the University of Cambridge, where I am investigating conceptual issues surrounding the replication crisis in psychology. I am dedicated to deepening our understanding of this crisis and related issues faced by the scientific community.

At the QUEST Centre in Berlin, I have the opportunity to put my expertise in empirical meta-research into practice, collaborating with experts in the field to gain a better understanding of how science operates and how it can be improved. I am also an affiliate of the meta-research innovation centre in Stanford (METRICS).

Together with Amy Orben and Sam Parsons, I founded the journal club initiative ReproducibiliTea, which provides a space for early career scientists and researchers to come together and discuss both the latest developments in and the challenges of Open Science in their fields. As a member of the global ReproducibiliTea steering committee, I continue to guide the initiative.