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I am the Head of Computational Social Science Research of The Alan Turing Institute. I enjoy studying problems related to economics and policy interventions. While most of my work is usually motivated from a research point of view, I frequently transform it into tools that are useful to economists in governments departments, regulators, local authorities, and international organisations. By doing so, I not only try to generate real-work impact, but also to push for a normalisation in the use of computational methods in the social sciences. Currently, I work on topics related to labour markets, global development, housing markets, productivity, and government behaviour.
You can find the open source code of all my projects in my GitHub at the bottom of this website. Alternatively, if you wish to learn about the Policy Priority Inference programme of research, please visit its official website: policypriority.org. Finally, if you are interested in complexity economics, computational social science, or development economics, take a look at my book:
