My general research interest ranges from cosmology, general relativity and particle physics to climate physics and meteorology. In my bachelor thesis, I investigated the production of sizable gravitational waves originating from first order phase transitions in the early universe. More precisely, we consider the classical conformal (B-L)-extension of the Standard Model.
In my Master thesis project, I study the gravitational wave spectrum from a tachyonic phase transition within this SM extension.

During my Master studies, I joined CERN's Exhibitions team as an administrative student intern for 9 months to work on the development of a new temporary exhibition about the Future Colliders like the High-Luminosity LHC and FCC feasibility study, for example.