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I am a doctoral student in mathematics at the Graz University of Technology, working under the supervision of Prof. Christoph Aistleitner.

My research interests lie primarily in harmonic analysis, analytic number theory, and spectral theory, with connections to partial differential equations. Much of my work concerns the distribution of lacunary sequences and their applications to Diophantine approximation, while more recent projects explore spectral properties of Schrödinger operators. I am particularly interested in problems where techniques from different areas of analysis interact.

Teaching and scientific exchange are also important parts of my academic life. At TU Graz, I teach mathematics and organize research seminars on topics in number theory and harmonic analysis. I regularly present my work at international conferences and workshops, engaging with researchers from different areas of mathematics.

Before coming to Graz, I studied mathematics at the University of Vienna, where I completed my master's degree with distinction.