After I obtained a master's degree in Nanotechnology in 2019, I continued in research as a PhD candidate in microfluidics at the BIOS Lab on a Chip Group. I studied semen quality assessment using microfluidic impedance cytometry. 

As of January 2024, I am part of the Information Specialists' team of the University Library. As information specialist for the faculty S&T (TNW), I support researchers, staff, and students on information literacy. I am the first contact point for any library related matters. You can reach out to me if you need help in finding, evaluating, and referencing literature, and for questions about plagiarism, copyright, and publishing. Additionally, I am involved in teaching information skills to students in the health and biomedical domain.