At Technical University of Darmstadt, I conducted quantitative research in applied physics and materials science, analyzing complex experimental datasets and developing physics-based models to interpret experimental behavior.
I used Python, MATLAB, and OriginLab to analyze magnetic, structural, thermal, and biomedical data. My work included designing experiments, evaluating results, and drawing evidence-based scientific conclusions.
At the University of Twente, I analyzed magnetic nanoparticle datasets for biomedical imaging and diagnostic applications, comparing systems and assessing experimental trends and limitations.
I’ve authored and reviewed scientific manuscripts and supervised Master's students and research laboratory participants. I’m currently developing my Python and data science skills, with an interest in applying AI to physics and scientific content.
