I recently completed my Master of Information at the University of Toronto, where I focused on knowledge and information management as well as the organizational, and societal aspects of AI and digital systems. Before that, I completed my BA in Digital Culture at King’s College London, where my thesis examined clinicians’ trust in AI-assisted medical diagnostics. I’m currently a Research Assistant at the University of Zurich, contributing to projects on democratic health governance, digital health infrastructures, and polarization in research and public discourse. My broader interest lies in how digital technologies can be developed and governed in ways that promote trust, care, and fairness in healthcare and society.

• Ethical and privacy challenges in data use and governance of emerging technologies
• Trust, transparency, and accountability in AI-assisted decision-making
• Misinformation, polarization, and public discourse in social media environments
• Ethical and social implications of wearable and continuous health monitoring technologies