I am a metascience researcher at the University of Bern. In 2026, I completed a PhD in psychology and neuroscience at King's College London, based in a randomised controlled trial for trauma-focused cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis.

My broad interests are in clinical psychology and research practices. Currently, I work on two main questions:

(1) How do we test that psychological treatments work?
(2) How effective are normal scientific practices at generating cumulative knowledge?

We look at both in the QUEST project, studying how estimates of psychological intervention efficacy are impacted by subtle measurement choices and statistical trade-offs. My metaresearch work also investigates research methods in evidence-based practice, changes in scientific norms, replications, peer review, and transparency.

I value working in and contributing to a positive, inclusive research culture. For people early in their career, particularly from groups under-represented in academia, it can be hard to reach out. If this is you, please do contact me to discuss research or careers.

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