I began my PhD studies in theoretical few- and many-body subatomic physics before finishing my masters degree.

My project is a large project, which draws upon many different areas of theoretical and experimental physics, and it involves seven senior researchers in two different countries. I act as the focal point and the project lead not only in charge of the main theoretical, computational, and numerical derivations and calculations, but also responsible for coordinating the efforts of all senior parties involved.

In addition to publishing close to a dozen peer-reviewed scientific papers, all as the first and primary author, I have been invited to, attended, and presented at a handful of scientific conferences.


Competences developed or improved: Project management, project lead, scientific communication, scientific writing, mathematical modeling, quantitative analysis, statistical analysis, computational analysis, advanced mathematics, C/C++, Fortran, bash, MatLab, R, Linux.

I obtained a master's degree in physics from Aarhus University in 2015, where I primarily focused on theoretical and computational physics courses. My second peer-reviewed scientific paper was published based on work I did in my spare time next to my studies.

During the summer of 2015 I attended an exclusive summer school for PhD students at the European Centre for Theoretical Studies in Nuclear Physics and Related Areas (ECT*) with focus on computational and numerical analysis and problem solving. The primary programming languages used were fortran and C++.

It was also an interesting opportunity to meet and engage with dozens of other PhD students from all over the world.


Competences developed or improved: Fortran programming, C++ programming, computatinal analysis, numerical analysis.

I obtained a bachelor's degree in physics from Aarhus University in 2012, where I predominantly chose abstract theoretical physics courses along with a number of purely mathematical courses. My first peer-reviewed scientific paper was published based on my bachelor thesis.