About
I am a Research Fellow in Economics at Paris-Saclay Applied Economics (INRAE, Université Paris-Saclay) and a Professor of Economics at École Polytechnique (X).
My research examines the behavioral determinants of adaptation to health risks, climate change, and technological transformations. I work at the intersection of health, environmental, and behavioral economics, with strong links to epidemiology.
In particular, my work focuses on measuring individual psychological characteristics at the population level to predict engagement in prevention and adaptation behaviors. To this end, I develop survey-based and experimental tools to elicit risk, time, and ambiguity preferences, leveraging methods from decision theory and experimental economics.
Upcoming talks and visits
- March 12 2026 — UC Davis, Department of Ag Economics — Ag Ec Seminar talk
- April 14 2026 — CMU, Social and Decision Sciences Department — Dpt Seminar talk
- May 6-8 2026 — UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business — Visit
- May 28 2026 — UC Santa Barbara, Departement of Economics — TEC internal Seminar talk
- July 15 2026 — Los Angeles— ESA World Conference
- Nov 9 2026 — Institut Pasteur, Paris— Eating: one behavior, many sciences' workshop
Working papers
- Preferences, Decision Imprecision, and Household Financial Behavior (2026), with Emmanuel Paroissien.