Embarking on my Ph.D. journey in physics at Humboldt University, Berlin, was an exhilarating experience, as I joined the research group led by Prof. Dr. Michael Müller-Preussker. My focus was on Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics (LQCD), a quantum field theory delving into the strong interaction among subatomic particles like gluons and quarks within hadrons. Prior to this opportunity, I engaged in research on topological gravity in 4-dimensional superspaces, exploring abstract studies of topological invariants with non-zero torsion. These years of dedicated research culminated in the publication of scientific papers in esteemed journals such as Phys. Rev. and Classical and Quantum Gravity.

Alongside my research pursuits, my fascination with lecturing and teaching persisted. I delved into various subjects, including Algebra, Computer Science, and, of course, Physics. Notably, I conducted these sessions not only in English but also in German and French.

I find immense joy in sharing my extensive knowledge with students, emphasizing the greatness of science and fostering a passion for learning.