Serge joined the Rockefeller Center in the summer of 2019. He received his Ph.D. from UNC Chapel Hill, where he specialized in political behavior/psychology and quantitative methodology.

His current research primarily deals with psychological bases of polarization and partisan bias. He also has a working paper on conjoint experimental design in political science, which examines how different types of conjoint design affect subjects’ preferences.

He has taught a range of political science courses including: Introduction to U.S. Government, Analyzing Public Opinion, and Quantitative Research in Political Science.