Short Bio

Welcome! I am an Assistant Professor in Scientific Computing in the Division of Applied Mathematics at Linköping University in Sweden. I aim to advance foundational computational methodologies at the intersection of

• numerical analysis

• computational fluid dynamics,

• inverse problems,

• data assimilation, and

• uncertainty quantification.

I enjoy combining the interplay between theoretical numerical analysis, method development, and uncertainty quantification. I strive to establish provable approximation, convergence, and stability results while quantifying the confidence in computational predictions.

Before joining Linköping University, I held postdoctoral positions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where I was part of Youssef Marzouk’s UQ Group, and Dartmouth College, where I was supervised by Anne Gelb. I earned my Dr. rer. nat. in Mathematics under the guidance of Thomas Sonar from the Technical University Braunschweig. My doctoral research focused on high-order numerical methods and shock-capturing techniques for hyperbolic conservation laws. (By now, I combine this with inverse problems, data assimilation, and uncertainty quantification.)