I am a PhD in the research group of Prof. Christoph Thäle located in Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany, where I currently work on exploring various concepts related to stochastic geometry on the 3-regular tree, most notably Poisson Line Tessellations. I currently also work the Boolean model in hyperbolic space. Scaling limits of random trees is another topic of interest to me.

I started my PhD here in Bochum in January 2026. Before that, I studied in Groningen where I did both my Bachelor and Master in general mathematics, where during my Bachelor, I focussed on abstract algebra, writing my thesis on CM-fields, a special type of algebraic field where complex multiplication is in the automorphism group. In my masters, I specialized in probability theory, writing my thesis on scaling limits of discrete aggregation trees, a natural generalization of convergence of rescaled uniformly sampled labelled rooted trees to the continuum random tree. 

Teaching

▪ Worked as Teaching Assistant in Groningen

September 2021 – July 2025

Led exercise classes and graded homework and exams in the following courses: Calculus I/II, Linear Algebra I/II, Group Theory, Graph Theory and Probability Theory.

Publications/Preprints

▪ Convergence and compactness of discrete aggregation trees

Published as Preprint on Arxiv

Jointly with Serte Donderwinkel

Talks

▪ Poisson Line Tessellations on the 3-Regular Tree — 23rd Workshop on Stochastic Geometry, Stereology and Image Analysis, Split, June 2026 (contributed talk)

·▪ Poisson Line Tessellations on the 3-Regular Tree — 17th French–Romanian Colloquium on Applied Mathematics, Nancy, June 2026 (contributed talk)