I am a third year PhD candidate in International Relations at Oxford University.  My research integrates insights from behavioural economics and psychology into international relations to tackle questions over cooperation problems. My current research focus is on cooperation problems and firm-level behaviour in climate change, war and trade. I use causal inference techniques, modern statistical analysis and computational tools. In 2020, I graduated with distinction from the MPhil in International Relations at Oxford University, Nuffield College on a Governor-Philip Scholarship & Oxford-Australia Scholarship. Prior to this, I graduated from the Ausrtalian National University with first-class honours on a Merit Scholarship. I'm currently a visiting researcher at Cornell University and an incoming post-doc in climate politics at Oxford University. 

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