Small Area Estimation
Developing statistical methods for reliable estimates in small geographic areas or subpopulations with limited sample sizes.
A statistician who builds with AI every day, and who cares as much about how teams adapt to these tools as about what the tools can do.
Developing statistical methods for reliable estimates in small geographic areas or subpopulations with limited sample sizes.
Analyzing geographically referenced data, including density estimation from aggregated spatial information and choropleth mapping.
Extending measurement error models for density estimation when precise geocoordinates are unavailable due to privacy constraints.
Applying and adapting machine learning methods, particularly ordinal random forests, for analyzing categorical and linguistic data.
University of Bamberg
Cumulative dissertation: "Reversing the Coarse: Statistical Methods for Recovering Structure from Aggregated, Sparse, and Discretized Data".
University of Bamberg
Advanced studies in economics with focus on quantitative methods and European economic policy.
OTH Regensburg
Foundation in business administration and quantitative analysis.
University of Bamberg
University of Bamberg — Chair of Statistics and Econometrics
University of Bamberg — Chair of Economic Policy
Krones AG
Continental AG
Regression & GLMsMixed-Effects ModelsBayesian MethodsLASSO / RegularizationSpatial StatisticsSurvey MethodologySmall Area EstimationKernel Density EstimationMonte Carlo SimulationExperimental Design
RPythonSQLLaTeXTypstGit / GitHubQuartoBashHigh-Performance Computing (Condor)
Random ForestsNeural NetworksEnsemble MethodsOrdinal ClassificationPredictive AnalyticsCross-ValidationFeature EngineeringModel Validation
Generative AIPrompt EngineeringRAGMCPAgentic AIAI Strategy & Transformation
AI-curated research digests from OpenAlex and arXiv
A cross-platform desktop app that turns plain-language research interests into weekly Markdown newsletters, delivered to disk or email.
Arboretum sits between passive RSS feeds and active Scholar alerts. You describe what you care about once; the app converts the description into academic search keywords, queries OpenAlex and arXiv for recent papers, asks an LLM (Claude, Gemini, or a local Ollama model) to pick and summarise the ten most relevant, and writes the result as a Markdown newsletter. It can also run a multi-query conflict scan against your own research profile, flagging recent papers that overlap with your work.
Built with Rust, Tauri v2, React, TypeScript
Expose a local Zotero library to AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol
A maintained fork of an open-source MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, and other MCP clients search, cite, and export from your personal Zotero library — including full-text PDF extraction.
Out of the box this server gives AI assistants tool calls for searching items, getting citations and bibliographies, exporting BibTeX files, adding new entries, browsing collections, and pulling full text from PDFs via the local Zotero API. My fork adds the export-BibTeX-to-disk tool, fixes intermittent partial exports, repairs add/update/delete operations against the live API, and rebuilds the PDF-extraction progress reporting around a non-blocking text UI so it works on headless boxes too.
Built with Python, MCP Python SDK, PyZotero
Thinking about how AI changes the way your team works with data, or looking for someone who keeps the statistics honest along the way? I’m always glad to talk.