I come from a mixed background in Physics and Biology, and I’ve always been fascinated by where the two meet. During my Bachelor’s in Physics, I found myself drawn to the ways physical principles could help make sense of living systems. That curiosity shaped my path toward a Master’s in Physics of Life, where I specialized in Experimental Biophysics. For my Master’s thesis in Dr. Henrik Bringmann’s lab, I explored the link between sleep and metabolism in the roundworm C. elegans— a project that deepened my appreciation for how complex behaviors can emerge from simple biological systems.
For my doctoral project, I’m excited to bring together my experience in the wet lab with my physics background to study predator–prey dynamics. I’m particularly interested in how movement and behavior shape these interactions and what that can reveal about the underlying rules governing ecological systems.
Research Interests
- Predator Prey Dynamics
- Evolutionary/Developmental Biology
- Non Linear Dynamics
Experience
Bringmann Lab, Technische Universität Dresden
Oct 2024 - July 2025 Scientific Help Supervisor: Dr. Henrik Bringmann
Campas Lab, Technische Universität Dresden Mar 2024 - Aug 2024 Student Help Supervisor: Dr. Arthur Boutillon
Education
University of Zurich
2025 - present PhD Student Supervisor: Dr. Frank Pennekamp
Technische Universität Dresden
MS Physics of Life
Dresden, Germany
Granted September 2024
NUST, Islamabad BS Physics Islamabad, Pakistan Granted 2022