About

Welcome to my academic website! I am a mathematician with expertise in quantitative and game-theoretic modelling, risk and uncertainty analysis, and data-driven methods. Getting deeply into the theoretical core of phenomena and ideas and providing insights that create value in real-world decisions are, to me, two sides of the same coin.

To find out more about my work outside academia, see my LinkedIn page. As a Decision Scientist, I contribute to the decision intelligence platform of tulanā.

I obtained a PhD in Mathematics from Technische Universität (TU) Berlin, following studies in Berlin, at the University of Oxford, Ecole normale supérieure (ENS) de Lyon, and the University of Freiburg. I am experienced in international research environments and interdisciplinary collaboration, and worked as a full-time Research and Teaching Associate at TU Berlin for several years. Find out more here.

My academic research focuses on economic theory and mathematical probability theory, particularly on the connections between them. I am also interested in gaining insight into applications based on models that use theoretical concepts. My areas of research include game theory, decision theory, stochastic analysis and control, financial mathematics, and climate economics. More details can be found on the subpage on my research.

The second main pillar of my academic activity has been teaching in mathematics. 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.