PhD Researcher × Hybrid Athlete
Science-driven. Athlete-minded.
Where vertebrate scavenger research meets hybrid training. Connecting fieldwork, strength, endurance, and scientific curiosity through discipline, resilience, and a commitment to high performance.
A passion for forensic taphonomy and sports.
My work reflects a multidisciplinary approach, connecting research, movement, and an enduring curiosity about the natural world.
Forensic anthropology
Examining human remains to determine age, sex, ancestry, stature, trauma, and death cause in medico-legal contexts.
Forensic archaeology
Applying archaeological methods to recover, document, and interpret human remains and crime scenes.
Forensic taphonomy
Exploring how post-mortem processes affect human remains, including decomposition, scavenging, and dispersal.
Vertebrate scavenger behaviour
Investigating how habitat, season, and scavenger guild composition influence human remains modification and dispersal.
Strength training
Building muscular strength, resilience, and athletic discipline through structured resistance training.
Endurance training
Enhancing cardiovascular stamina, fatigue resistance, and endurance performance through sustained aerobic conditioning.
From scavenger studies to strength-endurance training
My work is shaped by curiosity, interdisciplinary thinking, and athletic ambition, bringing together movement, exploration, and meaningful research.
PhD Researcher
- Forensic anthropology, archaeology, and taphonomy.
- Vertebrate scavenger behaviour.
- Team member at Blake Emergency Services.
Hybrid Athlete
- Strength, endurance, and discipline.
- Passionate about Japan and cats.
- From Germany.
“ Endurance is understood as the athlete’s psycho-physical resistance to fatigue. ”
after Prof. Dr. Jürgen Weineck
Optimales Training, 2019, p. 225