About Me

I'm a local journalist with a background in Philosophy of Science. I'm fascinated by the questions behind the headlines—how knowledge is created, how societies change and how global developments become visible in local communities.

My work combines reporting with curiosity. I enjoy making complex topics accessible and exploring the connections between science, politics, education and everyday life. Whether I'm covering local events or broader societal issues, I look for the wider context that gives a story its meaning.

Before becoming a journalist, I worked in education and leadership, experiences that strengthened my belief in the value of dialogue, critical thinking and public understanding. They continue to shape the way I approach journalism today.

I believe good journalism does more than inform. It helps people see patterns, understand complexity and ask better questions. Because every local story is part of something bigger.