I am faculty at the Complexity Science Hub Vienna, where I lead the Financial Technologies research group. Additionally, I am also one of the co-founders of Iknaio Cryptoasset Analytics GmbH and a court-certified expert in IT and cryptoasset forensics.My research interests are focused on applying quantitative methods to large-scale network datasets in order to derive new insights. Currently, I am directing my efforts towards the field of cryptoasset analytics. Using quantitative methods, my team and I are investigating various research questions related to cryptoasset ecosystems, such as those surrounding Bitcoin and Ethereum. In addition, I am leading the development of the GraphSense Cryptoasset Analytics Platform and teaching a course on Cryptoasset Analytics at TU Vienna.Before joining CSH, I worked as a senior scientist at the AIT - Austrian Institute of Technology, where I coordinated the research field of data science. I obtained my doctorate from the University of Vienna in Computer Science and have a master’s degree in Economics and Computer Science. Before joining AIT, I worked as an EU Marie Curie fellow at Cornell Information Science and as an assistant professor at the University of Vienna. I published more than 60 scientific articles in journals and conferences and co-organized several workshops, symposia, and conferences. Moreover, I actively contributed to international standardization efforts with the National Information Standards Organization (NISO) and the W3C World Wide Web Consortium. In addition, I have coordinated several basic and applied research projects on the national and international levels.