I'm a PhD student at Saarland University, affiliated to Max Planck Institute for Informatics. My advisor is Karl Bringmann.

I'm intersted in randomised and combinatorial algorithms. Currently my work revolves around the problem of union volume estimation, which asks for the approximate volume/cardinality of the union of \(n\) given sets. Sometimes we also impose geometric structure on the sets and/or restrict the computational model. The overarching goal is to design really efficient algorithms and, on the flip side, to show lower bounds.

Before my PhD studies, I finished my master at ETH Zürich and my bachelor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. I was fortunate in having many great advisors over time: Nicolas El Maalouly, Bernd Gärtner, Dominik Scheder and Chihao Zhang.