I am currently a research associate in the Department of Geosciences at the University of Tuebingen. My current research focuses on using a combination of ‘non-traditional’ stable isotope geochemistry in natural samples and experimental petrology to better understand the mechanisms of mass-dependent isotope fractionation in high temperature environments. Such data can be applied to investigate various processes that operate from the mantle to the crust, such as mantle melting, magmatic differentiation, and continental crust formation. I will also contribute to teaching geochemistry courses at the masters level.