Project Portfolio

Below, I have included some of my academic works, as well as other topics I find particularly interesting. If you enjoy the read or have comments, I am always happy to discuss.

Currently, I am working on an analog model for a specific Dark Matter candidate. Through a controlled cold atom system, I aim to deepen our understanding of this peculiar mass component.

I am currently starting a new project on specific mathematical aspects of neural networks and LLMs, involving a deeper understanding of the cost function and the behavior under „bad influence“.

I have a review paper on particular features of gravitational radiation, one of which (displayed here) is the so-called Penrose Peeling.

My PhD thesis provides a thorough derivation of the so-called asymptotic spacetime formalism which I  currently apply to beyond GR theories.

Gravitational wave detectors might not only detect gravitational waves. In one of my papers, I explore the possibility of topological Dark Matter leaving traceable signals in detector data.

I am currently writing an article about how AI and neural networks differ from human and other species‘ brains. Check it out. Coming soon!

A large part of my past and active research is dedicated to understanding how certain signals will affect the LISA instrument.

My master’s thesis was dedicated to signatures and their detection of cosmic (super-)strings.

Two of my publications were dedicated to subtle corrections of gravitational waveforms by quantum effects.

To be continued ...

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Upcoming Events

  • Feb. 2025, Advanced General Relativity Lecture (Jointly with Prof. Heisenberg)
  • Dez. 2025, Research stay at ETH Zurich (Group Defenu)

Previous Research Stays

  • Nov. 2023, Caltech (Short-term visit, Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics)
  • Oct.-Dec. 2023, KITP, UC Santa Barbara (Program)

Previous talks

  • May 2025, LISA Community Call, LISA Consortium (online) 
  • Feb. 2025, Black Hole Mimickers, Princeton Center for Theoretical Science
  • Jul. 2024, LISA Symposium, University College Dublin
  • Apr. 2024, SXS Webinar, SXS Collaboration (online)
  • Nov. 2023, KIPAC CMB Seminar, Stanford University
  • Nov. 2023, INPA Seminar, University of California, Berkeley
  • Jul. 2023, Quantum Gravity 2023, Radboud University
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