As a research associate to Jun.-Prof. Dr. Ulrike Henny-Krahmer, I am responsible for research and teaching in the field of Digital Humanities. In the junior professorship, we focus on the use of digital methods for research in the humanities as well as on the development of a Digital Humanities degree program at the University of Rostock.

In my dissertation project, I investigated the structure of social relations in everyday business and political interactions in the texts of the Zenon Archive (3rd century BC). In the context of the dissertation, I focused on Ptolemaic Egypt and documentary papyri. In addition, I am working on digital research methods such as social network analysis, data mining, and general approaches to data management and exploration.

My research interests include digital humanities, ancient history, Hellenistic period, social network analysis, relational data extraction from historical sources, and social history.

I completed my Master's degree in History with focus on Ancient History in 2018 at the University of Brasília (Brazil). Between 2018-2023, I have carried out my doctoral studies in Ancient History at the University of Münster (thesis pending publication), fully-funded by a scholarship from the Brazilian CAPES Foundation (2018-2022). Since the winter semester of 2022, I am a research associate in the junior professorship for Digital Humanities at the University of Rostock.