About me

 

        I apply a variety of computational, polyhedral, and         combinatorial methods, and develop new ones, to study         the global topology of polynomial maps. My research         spans classification, enumeration, and computational         problems in complex and real algebraic         geometry, singularity, rigidity, fewnomial, and Hurwitz         theories, as well as polynomial optimization.

 

I am working in the Applied Algebra group, headed by Timo de Wolff, at the TU Braunschweig, where I am currently a postdoc. From 2021 to 2023 I held a DFG  Walter Benjaminn Programme at the Institute of Analysis and Algebra, and in October last year I completed my Habilitation. Most recently, from April to September 2025, I served as a visiting associate professor (Vertretungsprofessor) in the Geometry Research Group at the Otto Von Guerike University of Magdeburg. 
 
During my first postdoc (May 2016–Nov. 2017), I worked with Johannes Rau in the Geometry research group at the Tübingen University as part of the DFG Research Grant RA 2638/2-1, after which I was a visiting researcher (Dec. 2017–Nov. 2018) at the Max Planck Institute für Mathematik in Bonn. I then held a postdoctoral position at the Institute of Mathematics Polish Academy of Sciences (Dec. 2018–Apr. 2020), followed by a postdoc in the Symbolic Computation group at the  Johann Radon Institute for Computational and Applied Mathematics in Linz, where I worked with Niels Lubbes as part of his FWF grant tiltled "Trajectories of motions".
 
I have obtained my PhD at the Laboratoire de Mathématiques in the Université Savoie Mont Blanc, and my doctoral advisor (Oct. 2013 - Sep. 2016) was Frédéric Bihan.
 
Here is my CV, and here is my PhD thesis.