My research within the Centre for the Politics of Feelings and the Body Politics Lab alongside other collaborators abroad is guided by an interdisciplinary appreciation of how embodied and physiological human experiences intersect with political phenomena.

I primarily focus on intergroup dynamics leveraging affective and social psychological approaches to analyze various forms of quantitative and qualitative data, including text as data (e.g., transcribed face-to-face conversations) and physiological data (e.g., electrodermal activity).