I am a FIMM–EMBL PhD student at the University of Helsinki, currently completing
laboratory rotations. My research interests lie in precision cancer medicine, with a
particular focus on tumour heterogeneity, cell–microenvironment interactions, and
approaches that enable more targeted and effective therapies. Beyond research, I am
interested in science communication and collaborative. I enjoy community building
within academia and contributing to spaces that encourage connection and shared
learning. Outside the lab, I am a dancer and love dancing, reading, staying active,
travelling, and exploring new cultures.
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