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Talks & Conferences

Curves and Surfaces 2026 (St Malo, France): Poster Presentation on Refinement and Projectors for Freeform Splines.
BCGW Higher Structures PhD Retreat (Burbach, Germany): Plenary Talk on The Bar Construction on Double Lie Groupoids.

Oberseminar Deformationsquantisierung (Würzburg, Germany): Talk on FROG splines in isogeometric analysis.
Aromath Seminar (Antibes, France): Talk on Minimal Symmetric Generating Systems for Symmetric Spline Spaces.

Teaching Assistant: Weekly exercise lessons in Algebra for Computer Science.

Teaching Assistant (2024-2025): Independent planning of weekly seminars for STEM teaching students on Java programming, software techonology and LaTeX.
Student Teaching Assistant (2019-2024): Exercise lessons and grading of weekly worksheets in linear algebra, algebra, geometry, complex analysis, algorithm & data structures and analytic geometry.
JIM Student Tutor (2020-2022): Independent execution of open question & support hours for bachelor students in mathematics.

Young Scientists Semianr (2026): Afternoon Seminar on Qual der Wahl (Voting Systems) for interested students aged 16-18.

Studikolloq (2024-2025): Organisation of talks from students for students. Gave one talk on Voting Systems.
Mouse Day (2022-2025): Multiple Talks on Topology, Mathematical Games and Voting Systems for students aged 8-18 during the Maus-Türöffner-Tag (Mouse Day of Open Doors) organized by the German televison programme Die Sendung mit der Maus.

Pursuit of a PhD (since 2025) at the Institute of Applied Geometry under the supervision of Prof. Bert Jüttler.

Master's Degree (2023-2025) in Mathematics with thesis on The Artin-Mazur Bar Construction on Double Groupoids under the supervision of Prof. Madeleine Jotz. Final grade: 1.2.
Bachelor's Degree (2022-2024) in Mathematics with thesis on The Fundamental Groupoid of a Topological Manifold under the supervision of Prof. Madeleine Jotz. Final grade: 1.2.
1. Staatsexamen (2018-2023) in Mathematics and Computer Science. Master-equivalent teaching degree for Bavarian academic high schools. Includes a Bachelor of Education and a Bachelor of Science. Final grade: 1.4.