About me

I am a postdoctoral researcher in Mathematics at NYU Shanghai, supervised by Alejandro Ramírez. I obtained my doctoral degree from the Technical University of Berlin, funded by the  Berlin-Oxford IRTG 2544, under the supervision of Jean-Dominique Deuschel and Martin Slowik. As part of the IRTG 2544 program, I visited the Mathematical Institute at the University of Oxford for three months, hosted by Benjamin Fehrman.

My research focuses on invariance principles and large deviation principles for random walks in random environments. Gaining deeper insights is a core goal of my work. 

In addition to mathematics, I hold academic degrees in Economics and Psychology, and have worked as a student researcher at the MPI for Innovation and Competition (Munich) and the MPI for Human Development (Berlin). I am genuinely interested in interdisciplinary science and its real-world applications.

I am an advocate for mental health in the workplace and a positive work environment, as well as supporting women in mathematics.

I speak English, German, and Chinese.