I enjoyed my time at KBFI for Prof. Raidal from 2013 to 2015, and have now found a second post-doc position in Melbourne.
My research interests whilst at KBFI were supersymmetry and naturalness (see my papers at KBFI). In my PhD, I investigated SUSY models with Bayesian statistics. At KBFI, I extended previous Bayesian analyses to future hadron collider experiments, including the HE-LHC and VLHC, and next-to-minimal models, and considered fine-tuning and naturalness in the context of Bayesian probability. I also investigated collider phenomenology of LR symmetric models.