A pedantic Postdoc studying Neurobiology who thinks too much about extracellular vesicles and also likes to draw. 

I'm a Postdoctoral Researcher delving deep into the trenches of neurobiology and cellular communication (Extracellular vesicles) within the context of Alzheimer's disease (AD) at Linköping University, Sweden; but thankfully, there’s more to me than just pipettes and culture flasks!

Beyond the lab, you’ll often find me engrossed in thought-provoking discussions on scientific and feminist issues. As a passionate advocate for inclusivity in science communication, I dedicate much of my time to crafting engaging narratives that make science accessible to all.

I grew up surrounded by art—thanks to my mum—which sparked a lifelong love for sketching and painting, from intricate pen drawings to vibrant watercolors. In fact, I’ve been a graphic designer longer than I’ve been a researcher (15 years!), bringing my love for avant-garde design into science communication. I especially enjoy creating infographics, posters, and visuals as the design team manager at the Student Network on Extracellular Vesicles (SNEV), making complex science more approachable and visually engaging.

Outside science and design, I’m a lowkey cinephile, curating cinematic gems for my personal “Watchlist,” and I love crafting scientific memes—humor can be a powerful way to convey ideas. If I had to pick a meme for myself, it’d be the “this is fine” dog: calm amidst chaos, one discovery at a time.

So buckle up—join me on a journey through the worlds of science, art, cinema, and the slightly chaotic mind of an introverted postdoc.