I'm a historian focusing on personal photography within Norwegian-Jewish history and memory. I have worked on my project titled Framing Life beyond the Holocaust. Norwegian-Jewish Personal Photography in History and Memory since January 2025, later joining NTNU as a PhD candidate as part of the project Negotiating Community: Norwegian-Jewish Life and the Wider Society.

I hold an MA in Global History (2020–2022) and a BA in History and Political Science (2017–2020), both from the Free University of Berlin. My MA thesis has been awarded the Historical Commission of Berlin's young scholar award. Previously, I held researcher positions at the Friedrich Schiller University of Jena and the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder). I joined institutions such as the University of Oslo (IAKH) as a whole-semester guest researcher and have received scholarships from, among others, the German Historical Institute in Paris, ZeitLehren Foundation, and the German Academic Exchange Service. I did consulting for museums and have several semesters of teaching experience on the BA level. Additionally, I have four years of experience as an editor for the Journal of Social and Cultural History (Geschichte und Gesellschaft) and held assistant positions for numerous researchers and research institutions. For a full list of references, please get in touch. 

In my work, I’m deeply committed to uncovering voices that history has overlooked. My approach combines rigorous analysis of sources with a genuine passion for connecting with people, because every conversation is an opportunity to understand and honor their experiences. My method is thorough with a meticulous eye for detail and innovation. I value clear and persuasive writing, grounded in evidence, accuracy, and nuance. I’m a supportive listener, which extends to my teaching. I strive to make history personal, relevant, and a source of connection for us all.

I'm always happy to exchange ideas and to collaborate. I'm member of several research networks as well as the co-leader of the research network forum foto + album. Previously, I've established and coordinated a self-help network for PhD candidates at the Free University of Berlin.

My pronouns are she/her.