Research interests: Mathematical Modeling, Deep Learning, Quantum Computing, Analysis of PDEs

As leader of the CoMMAS team (Computational Mathematics and Modelling for Applied Sciences), my primary task is to assist our PhD students scientifically and administratively. Therefore, I am involved in a variety of projects, which mirrors my scientific background:

I studied physics and mathematics at KIT. My diploma thesis at Communications Engineering Lab (CEL) was on modelling ad-hoc wireless networks using stochastic geometry. My PhD was on the nonlinear Schrödinger equations and modulation spaces, which have applications in data transmission over optical fibers. Subsequently, I was involved in teacher’s education at TU Dresden, preparing and giving lectures, exercise and tutorial classes, and managing the teaching assistants and the tutors.