I am a FIMM-EMBL PhD student at the Finnish Institute for Molecular Medicine, with a
background in microbiology and a strong interest in human genetics and bioinformatics, particularly
their potential to improve diagnostics and human health.
I enjoy combining experimental and computational approaches, and care about making complex
scientific ideas clearer and more accessible.
Alongside my research, I have over eight years of experience in teaching and mentoring, where
patience and clear communication have always been central to my approach.
Outside science, you’ll usually find me at the gym, swimming, or at a concert. Music, good
conversations, and staying active keep me sane between analyses and experiments.
At our latest Youth Science Club session from The Science Basement in collaboration with YEPP, our bright young participants explored the fundamentals of electromagnetism through interactive experiments and hands-on activities.… Read More »How do invisible forces shape our world? 🗲
Last fall, our young innovators explored space, robotics, physics and illusions during two museum adventures. At Heureka Science Center, they got to experiment, build, test, and discover how science shapes… Read More »Illusions and illuminations at the Heureka and Paradox Museums
Our last Youth Science club session was a blast, literally! 💥 The workshop was a fantastic hands-on adventure! Our youth participants dove into the world of chemistry. We made volcanoes erupt with… Read More »Science Club back in action ⚡