At University of Tübingen, I developed a Python-based simulation framework for electrothermal systems as part of my Master’s thesis project.
I implemented a finite element solution of the heat equation and solved coupled nonlinear systems of discretized PDEs. I checked numerical stability and convergence across simulation regimes and validated results against experimental measurements.
My research interests include computational physics, condensed matter systems, and numerical simulation of coupled nonlinear systems. I’m also interested in PDEs, finite element methods, and high-performance computing.
I’ve prepared and supervised undergraduate physics laboratory courses as a Laboratory Instructor. I’ve also tutored university-level physics and mathematics, as well as students in grades 7–13.
