Hi! I am a PhD student at Complexity Science Hub in Vienna and TU Graz, and a Computer Science graduate of RWTH Aachen University and FH Aachen University.
In my research I study how inequalities between a minority and majority group can emerge from local collaboration behavior, most often centering around gender disparities in scientific collaboration networks. My research projects are made possible by the collaborators from the Network Inequality Group lead by Fariba Karimi.
Beyond my research interests, I am very passionate about bouldering, hiking, books and movies. Feel free to drop me a message in case you want to discuss any of my research, or anything else really.
2025-07: Poster presentation at IC2S2’25 on PATCH in Norrköping, Sweden
2024-08: Guest researcher at the Visualizing Complexity Science Workshop presenting PATCH: Network Inequalities through Preferential Attachment, Triadic Closure and Homophily at Complexity Science Hub
2024-03: Contributed talk at the Spring Convention of the Deutsche Physiker Gesellschaft (DPG) on Cumulative Advantage of Brokerage in Berlin, Germany
2023-09: Contributed talk at Symposium on Scientific Elites on Gender Disparities in Brokerage of Scientific Collaboration
2023-07: Contributed talk at IC2S2’23 on Gender Disparities in Brokerage of Scientific Collaboration
2022-10: Contributed talk at CCS’22 on Gender Biases in Temporal Motifs of Scientific Collaboration
2022-05: PhD Proposal Defense at the weekly research seminar at DNDS
Exciting News! I’m honored to share that I’ve been awarded the “DOC” stipend by the Austrian Academy of Sciences, granting me two full years of independent funding. This enables me to pursue my research project titled “Network Inequality and its Effect on the Glass Ceiling Phenomenon.”
For the a visualization class at DNDS I studied the disparity between female authorships and active scientists in journals of the American Physical Society (APS).