I am a postdoc in Dominik Heider's research group at Philipps-Universität Marburg and a visiting researcher at Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, Germany. Previously, I worked with Elias Bareinboim as a postdoc in the Causal AI Lab at Columbia University, USA. My research lies at the intersection of Computer Science, Statistics, and Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare. My efforts are focused on advancing the theory of causal inference and learning for discovering, generalizing, and personalizing cause-effect relationships from multiple observational and experimental data collections. I am also interested in the development and application of machine learning and AI tools equipped with causal and counterfactual reasoning for more fair, explainable, scalable, reliable, and personalized decision-making. I have a particular interest in applications in the Health Sciences and have directed my research towards addressing challenges that emerge in such domains to help bridge the gap between theory and practical applications.