Welcome!

I am a final-year PhD candidate in Accounting at the University of Mannheim and will be on the 2026/27 academic job market. I am currently visiting the Yale School of Management.

I study how nonfinancial information is produced and processed. More specifically, on the supply side, I examine how social media, sustainability disclosure, and artificial intelligence shape firms' information environments. On the demand side, I ask how investors and managers process these signals alongside traditional, fundamental accounting information, and how behavioral biases determine whether that information is reflected in prices and decisions. In doing so, I revisit accounting's long‑standing question of how information is priced through the lens of these new information sources.

I have been a visiting scholar at the Yale School of Management (August–December 2025 and April–May 2026) and at the University of Washington (January–March 2026). I hold a Diploma in Business Informatics from the Technical University of Dresden.