My research examines how philosophical debates on modelling, representation, and scientific understanding can inform psychology’s efforts to mathematise its theories. At the same time, by engaging with modelling practices in contemporary psychological research, I aim to further develop philosophical accounts of these central concepts.

My PhD is part of the project Evidential Factors in Scientific Practice: Nature, Functions and Limits, under the supervision of José Díez and Albert Solé.

Before moving to Barcelona, I was a master’s student at the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy (MCMP) at LMU Munich. I hold a BA in Philosophy from the University of Belgrade and also an MA in Ancient Philosophy from LMU Munich.