I am a postdoctoral researcher in mathematics at the Centre for the Mathematics of Quantum Theory (QMATH) with a strong focus on applications in physics.

My work centers on the mathematical analysis of many-body systems in quantum mechanics, which naturally connects to a wide range of fields, including functional analysis, spectral theory, the calculus of variations, partial differential equations, and many-body quantum mechanics.

I am an organizing member of Kuantum (Karlsruhe: Quantum Seminar, https://kuantumseminar.github.io/kuantum/ )

My Ph.D. thesis, Analytic Studies of Atomic Structures and the Efimov Effect, is available through the KIT Library. A list of articles I have authored or co-authored can be found under the Publications tab.

During my doctoral research, I investigated the Ionization Conjecture for atomic systems, deriving new bounds on the maximal excess charge. In parallel, I studied the existence and absence of the Efimov effect in various configurations of constrained quantum particles.

For more details of my current research interests please see my Research Statement.