Rothenuffeln, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
I am a physicist with a PhD in experimental biophysics and a strong background in interdisciplinary research and data analysis. Through international collaborations and complex research projects, I have developed a structured and analytical approach to problem solving and a passion for clear scientific communication. For my future I am looking to apply my scientific expertise in medical and clinically relevant settings, where research and innovation can directly contribute to patient care and real-world impact.
Investigating the intricate mechanisms governing co-translational folding and complex assembly at the single-molecule level through the use of optical tweezers. -Planning and execution of multiple parallel research projects -Optimisation of experimental conditions and development of data analysis methods -Structured acquisition, analysis, and documentation of experimental data -Scientific exchange and collaboration with international research groups -Presentation of research results in interdisciplinary contexts
Continued research based on bachelor’s thesis work Co‑authoring of a peer‑reviewed publication Optimisation of microscopy setups and performance comparison of different camera systems
Research stay at Institute of clinical medicine of the University Oslo 3 separate stays, each 1 week long (11/2017 & 07/2018 & 12/2018) 1st stay: Learning about sample preparations for protein-DNA interaction experiments 2nd stay: Learning about protein purification processes 3rd stay: Data exchange, general experimental progress discussion
Data acquisition contributing to a peer‑reviewed publication in collaboration with Oslo University Hospital Teaching activities: supervision of a bachelor’s student and training in experimental preparation, execution, and microscope operation
Setting up and supervising lab experiments for undergraduate students minoring in physics