I am a professional astronomer currently based at Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany. My main research interests include multimessenger astronomy (I do radio, gamma-ray and neutrino astronomy), neutrino astrophysics, active galactic nuclei, supermassive black holes, cosmic-ray propagation, cosmology, pulsar timing-arrays and cosmo-paleontology.
My research focuses on:
See more in the dedicated research section.
For details on my education, positions, publication metrics, collaborations, and conference contributions, visit the curriculum vitae.
I offer thesis projects at TDK, BSc, and MSc levels, mainly in the field of high-energy astrophysics. Topics include neutrino source identification and VLBI radio imaging of blazars. Full project descriptions can be found here.
My work has been featured in radio interviews, podcasts, and online news articles. Explore these resources in the media section.
A curated list of scientific tools, collaborations, and databases for students and researchers can be found here.
My hobbies include: painting, playing Dungeons and Dragons 3.5, computer games, hiking, traveling, anything water, psychology (more than seven years in therapy, still ongoing), reading, listening to music, good movies, wood-work, cooking.