In my PhD, I focus on developing an advanced WALY model. This work enables the prediction of optimal longevity in organic dairy cows through reproductive and culling strategies. My research aims to support sustainable livestock production by balancing animal welfare, farm economics, and climate impact. My main interest within the field of sustainability is to evaluate sustainability and strategies in dairy herds on other than the usual parameters - such as in animal welfare. 

I actively contribute to teaching and academic communication, by doing teaching and participating in seminars. I have taught both bachelor and master students in the field of economy in animal production. A central focus for me is fostering interdisciplinary awareness and critical reflection on sustainability in livestock production. 

I engage in both national and international research collaborations with universities, advisory services, and key stakeholders in agriculture. My work is closely tied to research projects such as KlimaKS, ØKO-HOLDBAR, and EUP AH&W, where I contribute to the integration of scientific insights into practice and policy.

I have contributed to a drought impact report, analyzing the effects of drought on livestock production and developing strategies to mitigate its consequences. Additionally, I have completed an authority advisory course, enhancing my competence in communicating research-based knowledge to public authorities and decision-makers.