My research topics include FinTech, Information in Financial Markets, and Institutional Investors.

My research centers on Banking, Development Economics, and Household Finance. Broadly, I investigate how financial innovations influence individuals, firms, banks, and monetary policy.

My research interests include causal inference and treatment regimens.

I am interested in understanding how speakers acquire and use a non-native language. 

I do research in information economics, exploring how people and groups gather and use costly or ambiguous information, especially how the order and timing of data affect decision-making.

My interests are in natural language processing, and electronic health record.

My work is investigating voice-training methodologies through the lens of linguistics.  My research focuses on how voice trainers conceptualize theoretical aspects of voice and speech, which influence the way they practice and teach the subject in the classroom and how coaching practices happen in the industry. 

I study the role of arts organizations in contemporary public and civic life. I am especially interested in how that role is changing, how the arts interact with local communities, and the strategies these organizations use to navigate challenging and shifting expectations.

My work focuses on the development of scalable and rapid nanomanufacturing approaches for advanced and quantum materials with novel electrical, magnetic, and mechanical properties.

I study writing, language, and literacy instruction and development, with a focus on students with disabilities, multi-lingual students, and multidisciplinary collaboration in schools.