Master's thesis research project 'The Effect of Tumor Acidosis and p53 Loss on Pancreatic Cancer Organoids' in collaboration with The pH Group at The Department of Biology, University of Copenhagen.My research focused on how adaptation to tumor microenvironmental (TME) acidosis and the loss of p53 affect pancreatic cancer (PDAC) organoids. This work revealed key insights into TME acidosis and p53 loss influence cellular pH regulation, PDAC organoid growth, and therapy resistance, offering potential strategies for enhancing treatments targeting aggressive pancreatic cancers.Supervisor: Stine Falsig PedersenGrade: 12

Bachelor thesis research project on 'The Role of PARP1 In Early Germ Cell Differentiation' in collaboration with Hoffmann Group from Center of Chromosome Stability (Department of Molecular Medicine, University of Copenhagen).My research explored the role of PARP1 in differentiating embryonic stem cells into primordial germ cells, the precursors of gametes. This work provided insights into how PARP1 activity impacts early germ cell development and differentiation. These findings have implications for understanding fertility disorders and could inform the development of advanced reproductive technologies.Primary Supervisor: Eva HoffmannSecondary Supervisor: Jason Alexander HalliwellGrade: 12

I was a fitness instructor and receptionist, delivering fitness training sessions, developing personalised exercise and diet plans, and providing customer service at the front desk.

I worked in the Goods Receiving and Picking Departments, handling tasks such as receiving and organizing inventory, and efficiently picking items for customer orders to ensure timely and accurate deliveries.