Oxford, England, United Kingdom
I am a DPhil student at the University of Oxford investigating the ability of plants to adapt their growth according to the varying environmental conditions. In particular, I work on exploring the mechanisms that integrate the information about energy availability in the plants into a growth decision in the shoot apical meristem. In the long term, a better understanding of these complex signalling mechanisms will contribute to the improvement of crop plants and thereby help to tackle the world’s upcoming climate challenges.
PhD student in Molecular Plant Biology, investigating how plants adjust their growth to changing environmental conditions.
Team Lead for the Student Consulting Group at the Oxford University Biotech Society. Leading a multidisciplinary team delivering strategic insights for a major biotech client.
International Research stay at the ITQB NOVA research facility. Investigating the molecular links between changing environmental conditions and adjusted plant development and growth
Investigating long-distance Ca2+ signalling in plants in response to low oxygen stress
Werkstudent international product management
Characterising salt-tolerant wheat lines in collaboration with farmers in Bangladesh to tackle local flooding challenges