About

I am a PhD student at TU Berlin, working under the joint supervision of Carlos Améndola and Ben Hollering as part of the “Combinatorial Methods for Learning Max-Linear Bayesian Networks” project of the “Combinatorial Synergies” DFG priority programme (SPP 2458).

I obtained my master’s degree in mathematics in 2024, also at TU Berlin. I wrote my thesis on Gröbner walk algorithms (pdf).

My main research interests are in the areas of discrete geometry, combinatorics, and computational algebra. More recent interests include algebraic statistics and the development of mathematical software.

Publications and preprints

• The GröbnerWalk.jl package for OSCAR (with K.Ferry).

Software

• Kamillo Ferry and I are developing the GroebnerWalk julia package, which implements several versions of the Gröbner walk in OSCAR.

Activities

Upcoming

• 28-30.04.25 6th Graduate Student Meeting in Applied Algebra and Combinatorics, Bologna.

• 07-11.07.25 SIAM AG25, Madison (WC). Mini-symposium presentation: The Gröbner Walk in OSCAR

Past

• 19-21.03.25 Combinatorial Synergies East, Leipzig

• 24-28.03.25 Algebraic Statistics, Munich

• 04-08.11.24 Eurandom workshop on graph Laplacians, multivariate extremes and algebraic statistics, Eindhoven

• 11-12.10.24 Symposium Discrete Mathematics, TU Berlin

• 11-13.09.24 Combinatorial Synergies kick-off conference, Osnabrück

• 29.07.24 - 02.08.24 MEGA Leipzig. Software presentation: The GröbnerWalk package (slides, jupyter notebook)

• 02.07.24 OSCAR Bootcamp, TU Berlin

• 10-12.04.24 5th graduate student meeting in applied algebra and combinatorics, FU Berlin