About

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I am a mathematician (PhD) with expertise in quantitative and game-theoretic modelling, risk and uncertainty analysis, and data-driven methods, trained at TU Berlin, the University of Oxford, ENS de Lyon, and the University of Freiburg. I am experienced in international research environments and interdisciplinary collaboration, and have worked as a full-time Research and Teaching Associate at TU Berlin for six years, lastly under Professor Dr. Peter Bank.

To get an idea of my academic research, click here and take a look at my doctoral dissertation, including a preface for non-experts and experts alike. Click here to read the slides for the 30-minute talk at my doctoral defence, which provides an overview of the dissertation.

I obtained the degree Dr. rer. nat. in Mathematics at Technische Universität Berlin and within the Berlin-Oxford International Research Training Group 2544 “Stochastic Analysis in Interaction”, a certified unit of the Berlin Mathematical School, and advised by Professor Dr. Christoph Knochenhauer. Before this, I studied in Oxford, Berlin, Lyon (ENS), and Freiburg, and obtained the degree Master of Science in Mathematics in Lyon.

The second main pillar of my academic activity has been teaching. I have taught mainly in courses on Probability Theory, Financial Mathematics, and Analysis, mostly for pure Mathematics programmes, but also for Business Mathematics and Engineering programmes.