international research communications |
philosophy of science & communications

Driven by a strong desire to kindle connection, renewal, and awe across sectors, I have worked with research groups, institutions, universities, and museums, leading institutional communication initiatives and cross-disciplinary research projects in the US, UK, France, Austria, and Taiwan. My background spans the life sciences and philosophy of biology, cognitive neuroscience, and sustainability. With a philosophical eye, I explore how science communication can build bridges, reshape perspectives, and help us embrace the messy and political realities of research life.

As the first International Scientific Community Manager at the University of Vienna, I’m part of an extraordinary team shaping the university’s strategic vision to bring researchers to the global stage but also into each other's niche domains. I enjoy working at a highly strategic level but also cherish planning stories that engage with the individual and their embedded communities. That's why I'm also serving as co-editor-in-chief of the Rudolphina, the University's research magazine.