I am an incoming postdoctoral fellow at the EWSC, a center at bridging AI and biology at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. I obtained my PhD in computational topology at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria, working under the supervision of Prof. Edelsbrunner. 

I am interested in how cells organize to form complex tissues. Which aspects of the geometry and topology of these cellular arrangements are necessary for tissue function?

I also like to think about how to turn research insights into products that can directly impact patients. This is a difficult problem as it involves and combines scientific, regulatory and business challenges, some of which I had the chance to witness while conducting research at a French biotech scaleup called Owkin and at the XBIO program.

Before arriving in Vienna in 2018, I completed my master’s degree at the University of Cambridge and my undergraduate degree at the University of Glasgow, both in pure mathematics. Here is a copy of my CV.