About

I am an (incoming) postdoctoral researcher in applied and computational mathematics at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) as part of the Geometric Computing Laboratory under supervison of Prof. Mark Pauly.

In 2024, I completed my PhD at the institute of mathematics of the Technische Universität Berlin under the supervision of Prof. Ulrich Pinkall (TU Berlin) and Prof. Peter Schröder (Caltech) as a member of the Berlin Mathematical School. Prior to my current position, I was an investigator for the collaborative research center SFB/TRR 109 “Discretization in Geometry and Dynamics“, funded by the German Research Foundation. In 2023 I was a visiting researcher at Caltech supervised by Prof. Peter Schröder.

My research focuses on the inherent geometric structures that underlie a number of systems in physics or biology which I aim to leverage for the design of efficient and reliable algorithms for problems in such as computer graphics, physics simulation, fabrication or robotics. A particular focus of my work involves studying the geometry of collections of curves that serve as key structural motifs in numerous natural systems within physics and biology, ranging from molecules and polymers to the field lines of fluid flows and electromagnetic fields.

I am currently collaborating with the groups of Prof. Albert Chern (UC San Diego), Prof. Martin Rumpf (University of Bonn) and Prof. Yasemin Özkan-Aydin (University of Notre Dame).

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