Currently her research is focused on the development of explorative interfaces that enable seamless transitions between narration and user guided exploration to facilitate the communication of complex information.

She completed her master’s degree in communication design at the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK Berlin) and as part of this enrolled in the Visual Society Programme – a cooperation between the Berlin Social Science Center (WZB)  and the UdK Berlin. In her thesis, she worked together with social scientists and investigated how social science findings and especially, the research processes can be communicated through digital storytelling formats in order to create traceability and new access to socially relevant topics.
She also holds a Bachelor degree in Communication Design from the UdK Berlin and a Bachelor degree in Economics from the FU Berlin.

Before joining the UCLab she worked at »Image Knowledge Gestaltung«, an Interdisciplinary Laboratory at HU Berlin where she explored the structures of interdisciplinary cooperation in order to better understand, visualize and test them as a member of the ID+Lab project.