PhD Candidate · WU Vienna · copper metabolism & PSUT
A generalizable, open-source Python library for Supply–Use Table optimisation. Designed to reconcile heterogeneous data sources and enable flexible disaggregation across analytical dimensions — built for material flow accounting at scale.
I am a PhD candidate at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, working on the political economy and ecology of copper metabolism. My research focuses on constructing a large-scale Physical Supply–Use Table (PSUT) to track copper throughout its life cycle — from extraction and manufacturing to end-of-life processes and recycling.
To reconcile heterogeneous data sources and enable flexible disaggregation across analytical dimensions, I am developing pySUTO — a generalisable, open-source Python library for Supply–Use Table optimisation.
Beyond the physical accounting framework, I contextualise copper metabolism through critical political economy approaches to analyse how social structures configure and shape material flows.
A full list of publications is available on ORCID.