I am a researcher and Ph.D. candidate in economic history at the University of Bayreuth, where I work with Prof. Dr. Sebastian Braun on a DFG-funded project on historical political economy in Germany.

My research focuses on demographic change, industrialization, religion, political behavior, and long-run socioeconomic change in Germany between the mid-nineteenth and mid-twentieth centuries. Methodologically, I combine archival digitization, reproducible data workflows, econometrics, and machine learning to build new historical datasets.

Current work is summarized on the Research page. You can also find recent Talks and Teaching there.