"It has always been very important to me to do something that helps people and creates value for society. That is exactly my motivation for joining iGEM—because iGEM offers me this opportunity and much more.

Through iGEM, I have the chance to work as part of a team to realize an independent project that addresses real global challenges and contributes to solving actual problems. What particularly excites me is the intensive scientific exchange, which allows me to deepen my knowledge and broaden my perspective toward entirely new approaches, ways of thinking, and viewpoints.

I am also inspired by the wide range of skills and experiences that can be gained through iGEM beyond laboratory work. It allows me to grow through new challenges, gain valuable experience, and build meaningful connections. I am looking forward to being part of the iGEM Team 2026, working together to realize a project that creates measurable impact, growing as a team, and developing personally by tackling the complex challenges that come with such a large-scale project."

Professional experiences:

• Internship in the microbiology department at MVZ Dr. Eberhard & Partner

Bachelor's thesis (B.Sc. Biosciences):

• “Significance of subunit e for organization and activity modes of F1FO-ATP synthase.”
  Research Group Busch: Cellular Bioenergetics, Institute of Integrative Cell Biology and Physiology, University of Münster.