🔬📚 Passionate about Quantitative Methods for Global Problem-Solving 🔬🌍

From my early days in school, my academic journey has been driven by a deep interest in natural science. I eagerly pursued opportunities to expand my knowledge, such as the "Schülerstudium" program, which granted me access to university-level math courses. Additionally, I actively participated in the "Youth Research" program and received the esteemed membership award from the "Deutsch Physikalische Gesellschaft" for my outstanding contributions to physics in high school.
During the rise of the climate movement, I realized that I wanted to dedicate my life to the resolvement global challenges, thereby shifting my academic focus towards political science and international relations. However, my profound appreciation for mathematics as a powerful language for communicating and modeling scientific concepts remained unwavering.To bridge the gap between natural science and the realm of political science, I have immersed myself in the world of quantitative methods. Currently, I have the privilege of teaching first-year students these essential skills as a faculty member of the Center of Data and Methods at the University of Konstanz. My specialization lies in causal inference and for that I have extended my studies beyond my Bachelor's program in "Political Science and Public Administration." For example, I took a program on "Causal directed acyclic graphs (DAGs)" at Harvard University and a PhD course on "Causal Inference for Political Science" at Konstanz, both of which I completed with a 1.0.