I am a Doctoral student in Psychological Methods at the University of Marburg, Germany.
In my methodological work, I study uncertainty in psychological time series analysis, simulation studies, and predictive modelling.
I’m also interested in using longitudinal and passive sensor data to better understand and predict mental disorders.
I am passionate about the open science movement. Together with my colleagues, we built openESM, a growing and fully open-source database of freely available experience sampling datasets. I’m also a member of the Open Science Initiative at my university. If possible, I publish all my projects with open data and code, which you can find on my GitHub account.
Should you have any questions or would just like to chat, feel free to contact me.
To find all my publications and talks, take a look at my CV.