Research

My academic work aims to understand and prevent new crime threats related to technological innovations.

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During my PhD, I focused on why people fall for online scams. Through psychological experiments and user studies, I developed an adversarial training method and novel e-mail features that improve people's ability to detect phishing attacks.

Currently, as a Research Fellow in the Dawes Centre for Future Crime at University College London (UCL), I research future crime and security risks related to emerging technologies. Recent projects concern social robots, climate change mitigation tools, and brain-computer interfaces. By working with industry leaders and policymakers, we help shape a safer future.