Personal Statement
My job history:

2020/08 - present Junior Lecturer Liverpool
2019/11 - 2020/07 Postdoctoral researcher MPIK Heidelberg
2017/09 - 2019/10 Postdoctoral researcher Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
2016/10 - 2017/06 Principal investigator University Basel
2014/03 - 2017/08 Postdoctoral researcher University Basel
2013/07 - 2014/02 Postdoctoral researcher University Freiburg
2008/10 - 2013/06 PhD (Jochum van der Bij) University Freiburg
2007/07 - 2008/08 Diploma (Jochum van der Bij) University Freiburg



I am/have been working on the following subjects:
Dark matter; neutrino mass physics; (BSM) Higgs phenomenology; future colliders; new physics in cosmic rays.



I contribute to the following collaborations:

- FCC (member of collaboration board, section co-editor/contributing to CDR)
- LHeC/FCC-eh (convenor of the BSM group, co-editor of the CDR update document)
- CEPC (contributing to CDR)
- MATHUSLA (contributing to CDR)
- DUNE (collaboration member BSM group)

Research Overview
My research interest focuses on the phenomenology of physics beyond the Standard Model in particle accelerator experiments.
This includes large particle colliders, such as the Large Hadron Collider at CERN and its important high-luminosity upgrade, and also neutrino experiments.
The former aim at understanding the physics at tiniest distances, whilst the latter explore the physics behind neutrino masses.
I am also launching a research project to study new physics in cosmic ray showers, connecting to astro physics experiments.