Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae
2023–Today
Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization
PhD Candidate
Research on biomolecular condensates and principles of controlling their motion.
Supervisor: David Zwicker
2023
National Institute for Basic Biology (Okazaki, Japan)
Visiting Researcher
Fully funded by Elitenetzwerk Bayern
Studying the response of the ERK signalling pathway in HeLa cells.
Supervisor: Kazuhiro Aoki
2019
University of Bayreuth
Research Assistant
Working on projectile impact in granular matter under microgravity.
Supervisor: Kai Huang
2023–Today
University of Göttingen
PhD Candidate
Fellow of the International Max Planck Research School for Physics of Biological and Complex Systems (IMPRS-PBCS)
Student representative of the IMPRS-PBCS (2025-2026)
Organizer of the Third Infinity Conference 2024
2021–2023
University of Bayreuth
M. Sc. Physics
Supervisors: Vollrath Martin Axt, Alexei Vagov
Final grade: 1.0 (with distinction)
2020–Today
University of Bayreuth
Additional Masters Program of the Elitenetzwerk Bayern
Biological Physics
Final grade: 1.0 (with distinction)
2017–2021
University of Bayreuth
B. Sc. Physics
Supervisor: Vollrath Martin Axt
Final grade: 1.0 (with distinction)
2024-Today
University of Göttingen
Supervising an Intern and Master Student (conceptualizing projects, teaching methods, discussing progress)
Quantum Mechanics I
Physics Lab for Medical Students
2020-2022
University of Bayreuth
Numerical Methods for Engineers
Quantum Mechanics I
Electrodynamics
2025–2026
Excellence Fellowship
Highly competitive Fellowship of the International Max Planck Research School for Physics of Biological and Complex Systems.
The Fellowship is awarded over a period of two years for outstanding knowledge and performance.
2020–Today
Elite Graduate Program
The ENB is a merit-based program funded by the Bavarian state. They funded my research stay at the NIBB in Okazaki, Japan.
2019–2023
Scholarship
Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes e. V.
A highly competitive scholarship program, that supports fewer than 0.4% of German students.
Besides the financial aid, the program offers many opportunities for networking, learning and developing own ideas. I took part in summer academies, a spanish course, the live science college (Lebenswissenschaftliches Kolleg) and many cultural activities.
May 2025: Statistical Physics meeting, PHENIX Lab, Paris
(Talk on Arrested coarsening and multistable dynamics of active droplets)
May 2025: Active Matter: the synergy between maths and physics, Paris
(Poster on Arrested Coarsening: Multistable dynamics of active droplets)
March 2025: DPG Spring Meeting, Regensburg
(Poster on Coarsening of chemically active Droplets)
November 2024: GGNB Science Day, Göttingen
(Poster on Coarsening of hydrodynamic Active Droplets)
October 2024: Third Infinity Conference, Göttingen
(Poster on Coarsening of hydrodynamic Active Droplets)
October 2024: ENB Biological Physics Retreat, Thurnau
(Talk on Motion of Active Droplets)
March 2024: DPG Spring Meeting, Berlin
(Poster on work done in Prof. Kazuhiro's lab on the ERK-Pathway)
September 2023: ENB Biological Physics Retreat, Dresden
(Poster on work done in Prof. Kazuhiro's lab on the ERK-Pathway)
September 2022: ENB Biological Physics Retreat, Gößweinstein
(Talk on Ferromagnetic Superconductors)