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&lt;p>I am a Physics Master&amp;rsquo;s student at the University of Vienna. The multifaceted journey of my studies took me from particle physics to isotope physics and, ultimately, to biophysics, cascading through orders of magnitude of the structure of life. As of September 2026, I am working in the biolab of the SoMeX group, culturing various cell lines and exploring the mechanical properties of biological tissue under various conditions.&lt;/p>
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