With a background in marine biology and fisheries management, I am currently interested in the application of behavioural economics to contribute to help address fisheries and natural resource management problems, particularly in the context of offshore wind farm development. I focus on understanding the social and economic decisions made by users of marine resources and their interactions with the marine environment. I employ empirical approaches, such as interviews and various survey techniques, as well as methods based on composite indices (e.g., the vulnerability method).The combination of real data and models to represent the behaviour and interactions of resource users at an appropriate level of complexity is a powerful tool for planning suitable management interventions. Through my research, I aim to enhance the management of marine systems and ensure their long-term viability in a world where marine space is increasingly coveted.Research interests/approaches: - Fisheries management and governance- Sustainability sciences and transdisciplinarity- Holistic systemic approach