As a forensic chemist, I analyze seized substances like drugs, medication, and doping agents.

I also examine blood and organ samples from autopsies and traffic cases to detect substances that may impair road safety.

Additionally, I am a workplace safety leader, ensuring a safe environment for colleagues.

I hold a degree in dairy engineering, a Ph.D. in the dairy industry, and have prior experience in food laboratories.

I am researching how to improve forensic chemical investigations with a current focus on developing and implementing methods for detecting nitrous oxide.

In connection with my work on preparing forensic chemical reports for the police and prosecution, I advise police investigators on specific cases.

My primary responsibility is analyzing drug seizures and organ samples from traffic cases and forensic autopsies. Additionally, I serve as the institute's coordinating workplace safety leader, focusing on maintaining a safe and healthy daily work environment.