I am a research fellow at the Bartlett School of Construction & Project Management (BSCPM), University College London. I investigate public conformity to social norms and its unintended consequences. I am particularly interested in historical research with integrative frameworks that provide a new understanding of what we already know. From my past project on the Audubon movement in America between 1899 and 1920 to my current project on British sculptors' networks and their artistic innovations from 1888 to 1938, I have demonstrated my passion for understanding contemporary issues, such as environmental crises and gender inequality, through examining historical precedents. Throughout my projects, I have pursued integrative frameworks in both theoretical and methodological ways. Theoretically, I incorporate insights from gender and cultural studies in economic sociology. Methodologically, I use regressions and social network analyses in conjunction with historical process analysis. My integrative frameworks provide a unique understanding of social phenomena.

I am one of the core members of the CONA (Centre for Organisational Network Analysis) and lead graduate seminars on organisation and management theory (specialising in institutional theory). I also supervise several MSc students and I welcome inquiries from potential students interested in historical research with multi-theoretical, multi-method approaches.