About me

I’m an interdisciplinary researcher interested in questions about how cultural behavior is learned, how it changes over time, and especially how social factors can impact that change. To answer these questions, I use cultural evolution experiments on great tits, a passerine species which maintains cultural traditions. Verbal hypotheses about cultural change can be difficult to reason through, so I also create computational models to help validate them. Currently, I’m a postdoc at the Centre for the Advanced Study of Collective Behaviour and the University of Zurich. I am also affiliated with the MPI-AB. In my off time, I like to be creative, and hobby around with programming, drawing and making music.