I am a third year PhD student in Mathematics, advised by Prof. Alberto Cattaneo at the University of Zurich. I hold a Masters in Interdisciplinary Sciences (Biology and Chemistry) from ETH and a Bachelors in Mathematics from the University of Zurich. You can find my CV (June ‘24) here, or find me on ORCiD.

My work aims at making probabilistic modeling and inference more widely accessible to scientists. This involves finding more intuitive and unified theoretical foundations, producing software tools that abstract away mathematical details, and writing clear exposition.

Currently, I'm using a formalization using category theory (cd-categories) with a practical implementation via probabilistic programming. It is funded by the Digital Society Initiative Excellence Program Scholarship. An initial project proposal based on earlier theoretical foundations can be found here.

I have also been thinking about choice and time in codesign together with Jonathan Lorand and Gioele Zardini. Previous work resulted in a semester paper on modeling choice in codesign.

I also enjoy creating math video lectures.