since March 2024 Research Assistent at the chair of Microeconomics, University of Rostock

2024 MSc Economics, University of Rostock

2021 BA Modern East-Asian Studies, University of Duisburg-Essen

“Dictator Game Giving: Money vs. Effort – Women Are More Generous With Money But More Selfish With Effort”,  joint with Petr Krautwurm and Philipp Wichardt, Economics Letters, article in press. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.econlet.2026.113167

"Welfare Conditionality and Social Identity -- Effect Mechanisms and the Case of Immigrant Support", joint with Philipp C. Wichardt, Social Sciences, 2025, Vol. 14, 52. https://doi.org/10.3390/socsci14010052 

“How Economic Worries Affect Attitudes Towards Migration – Evidence from a Survey Experiment in Germany”, 2026, joint with Erik Wengström and Philipp Wichardt

“Competition and Loss Framing in a Real-Effort Task: Preventing a Loss Makes Women More Competitive”, 2026, joint with Sandra Ludwig, Luis Santos-Pinto and Philipp Wichardt

“Attributes of National Identity: Who Emphasises What and Why? A Discussion Based on Data from 2025 Pre-Election Germany”, 2026, joint with Philipp Wichardt

Papers are available on request.

In my research, I study behavioural questions about trust and cooperation. Apart from experimental economic projects addressing specific behavioural asepcts, I am particularly interested in the connection between individual characteristics such as identity and attitudes towards migration. I believe that the increasing polarisation in many societies is likely to undermine social cohesion. In my research I try to understand what drives these processes and how current developments might be mitigated.