As a Master’s student in Molecular and Cellular Biology, I focus on understanding the molecular intricacies of biological systems. My initial interest in the molecular mechanisms underlying photosynthesis led me to develop a solid foundation in molecular plant biology, bioinformatics, and biophysics. This includes co-authoring a publication on the effects of different daily irradiance profiles on Arabidopsis growth. Recently, during my internship at the Gene Centre in Munich, I investigated the oligomerization and nucleic acid binding behavior of the ORF1p protein, earning co-authorship for this work. With experience in advanced techniques such as mass photometry and DNA curtains, I am committed to advancing my expertise in biomolecular interactions, protein biology, and bioinformatics. I aim to leverage this knowledge to drive impactful research that contributes to sustainable and innovative solutions in molecular biology.