Scientific coordinator in the Modeling Network on Severe Infectious Diseases (MONID), responsible for organizing of summer schools, poster sessions and strategic questions of the network.
I was responsible for the development of mathematical models to evaluate vaccination strategies against Influenza, Measles, Invasive Meningococcal Disease and COVID-19.
During my time in Bielefeld I was involved in a variety of projects ranging from a European project on prime care and rare disease to the evaluation of obesity programe and vaccine models.
Focus on modeling projects for infectious disease, including invasive pneumococcal disease and HIV.
Thesis: "Uncertainty in health economic modeling -- Applying statistical and data science methods" (summa cum laude)
Thesis: "Simulation of the transmission of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) - a differential-equation model for syphilis"
Thesis: "Analysing the efficiency of hospital planning in Germany"
Thesis: "Operative controlling tools in hospitals"
Research stay
ERASMUS exchange semester
Eliciting contact behavior for mathematical models of infectious diseases, generating data of the German general population via a large contact survey of 2,000 persons.
Model-based project evaluating the cost-effectiveness of a routine childhood vaccination against influenza.
Summer School for PhD-students of the German Network Modeling Severe Infectious Diseases