With over 13 years of experience in academia, I am a passionate and dedicated associate professor at NBI, where I teach and mentor students in physics and math, and conduct research on topics such as nanoscience, and biophysics. I have a Cand. Scient. degree in physics and math from the University of Copenhagen, and I have worked as a postdoc researcher at Stanford University and an assistant professor at NBI before becoming an associate professor in 2013. I have multiple publications in peer-reviewed journals, and I have received grants and awards for my research projects. I have also developed and delivered courses, workshops, and seminars on various aspects of physics and math, and I have advised and supervised students at different levels of study. I have strong skills in university lecturing, academic advising, annual fund, and scientific communication. I am committed to advancing the knowledge and understanding of physics and math, and to fostering a diverse and inclusive learning environment for students and colleagues.