My academic training and research work are grounded in applied agricultural economics, with a strong emphasis on secondary data systems, climate and carbon assessment, and quantitative economic analysis.

Over the course of my research journey, I have worked on themes related to farm income, crop systems, sustainability transitions, market and trade behaviour, and climate mitigation pathways. Increasingly, my work also explores the use of large language models, semantic embeddings, and computational frameworks to study research evolution and institutional knowledge structures.

Through Tech Economist, I aim to organise secondary data ecosystems, share applied research thinking, and build clarity around how economic reasoning should be combined with modern analytical tools.