As (co)-Principal Investigator
“Designing Environmentally Effective and Politically Feasible Policies for Cleaner Urban Air in the Global South” (2023-2025). Co-Coordinator of large-scale project to identify the incentive structure shaping how and when governments develop and implement clear air policies. This project adopted a mixed-methods approach, conducting 77 interviews of expert stakeholders in Accra, Delhi, Dhaka, Jakarta, Johannesburg and Kampala as well as over 11,000 survey responses from residents in Accra, Delhi, Jakarta and Johannesburg.
Funder: Swiss Network for International Studies
“Climate Policy Acceptability Economic Framework” (2023-2025). Co-Coordinator of WP2 within Horizon EU consortium project (CAPABLE). I co-lead efforts to develop, coordinate and implement large-scale surveys across 12 EU Member States to identify politically and economically acceptable climate policy measures that could inform transformative climate governance.
Funder: Horizon Europe
Website : https://capableclimate.eu/
“Estimating Political Feasibility of Environmental Policy Designs Using Conjoint Experiments”
“Estimating Political Feasibility of Environmental Policy Designs Using Conjoint Experiments” (2023). I was the principal investigator of a project focusing on methodological advances in identifying substantive levels of policy support utilizing choice experimental designs.
Funder: ETH Zurich
As Project Member
“Domino Effects in the Earth System: Can Antarctica tip climate policy?” (2017-2020). I was a senior researcher on a project led by Ricarda Winkelmann, with co-PIs at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and the GESIS – Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences. This project focused on identifying tipping dynamics within climate and societal system, as well as the interactions between.
Funder: Leibniz Association
Website : https://www.pik-potsdam.de/en/institute/departments/activities/dominoes