Please find a full version of my CV and publication list available below:
I am an observational cosmologist interested in the formation of cosmic structures in the early Universe.
My research focuses on the search for and characterization of quasars - growing supermassive black holes - within the first two billion years after the Big Bang.
I identify these objects in wide-area sky surveys using machine learning techniques and characterize them with ground-based and space-borne telescopes.
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I am building a new Emmy Noether junior research group at Hamburg Observatory
(Hamburg University).
With the start of the new group, I will be offering a variety of Bachelor and Master research projects as well as two positions:
As part of my work I develop and contribute to open-source software projects for the astronomical community.
My personal github page can be found here: Github