Welcome! I am a research scientist specializing in energy economics, energy policy, operations research, and programmable matter. My work focuses particularly on mathematical models in the energy field—their applications to real-world problems, their limitations, and their impact on decision-making. I believe in the value of open science and try to to contribute by sharing my research code, data, and teaching materials.

Currently, I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Energy Systems group at TU Berlin. The overarching goal of our work is to identify cost-effective pathways to climate neutrality, leveraging quantitative methods to inform policy and public discourse. Much of our group’s effort goes into co-developing and maintaining the PyPSA ecosystem — open-source tools for energy system modelling that are widely used in academia, industry, and beyond.

Beyond work, I enjoy astrophotography, reading about space exploration, new discoveries, and just good sci-fi books.