Professional Experience 

Since 2026, Full professor (W3), Chair of Analysis, University Mannheim
2022 – 2026, Interim professor and Postdoctoral researcher, LMU Munich, 
2019 – 2022, Postdoctoral researcher, Institute of Science and Technology Austria 
 

Education 

2019, PhD in Mathematics, University Zurich 
2015, M. Sc. in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, LMU Munich and Technical University Munich 
2013, B. Sc. in Physics, University Leipzig 
2010, Abitur, Geschwister-Scholl-Gymnasium Taucha 
 

Distinctions & Awards

2025, Offer of a professorship in Analysis, University Gießen 
2025, Postdoctoral Fellowship, Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics, UCLA
2019–2021, ISTplus Postdoctoral fellowship 
2012, Invitation to 62nd Meeting of the Nobel Laureates of Physics 
2010–2015, Scholarship, Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes 
 

Research Projects & Academic Services 

Since 2026, Co-investigator of DFG Network „Appearance of the effective mass in polaron systems“ joint with Benjamin Hinrichs  
Since 2022, Founding member and board member of Association of Women in Mathematical Physics 
2022, Co-organisation of Thematic Semester program „Optimal transport on quantum structures“ joint with Jan Maas, Tamás Titkos and Dániel Virosztek

My research is in mathematical physics, combining tools from analysis and probability theory to study problems arising in quantum systems. Current topics include scaling limits, effective many-body theories, and semiclassical analysis. For more details, see the Research page.