I’m currently a first-year astrophysics PhD student in the Primordial group at the DTU Space, supervised by Prof. Kasper E. Heintz and Prof. Sarah Pearson.

My research interests revolve around understanding how galaxies formed and evolved in the early universe. I am particularly fascinated by the first generations of galaxies and the environments in which they reside. I use observations from observatories like the James Webb Space Telescope to investigate how these systems grew and shaped the cosmos we see today.

You can find all the published research I’ve been a part of here and all my first-author publications in the gallery below.

My institutional webpage can be found here.