My current postdoctoral research focuses on bridging the gap between complex data systems and users through visualization and storytelling. With my expertise in data collection, processing, and visualization, I aim to create intuitive interfaces that make advanced databases and decision support systems accessible to experts across diverse domains, such as digital humanities, cultural heritage, musicology, art history, and life sciences. I strive to enhance user engagement and comprehensive insights into sociological interconnections with techniques like faceted browsing within coupled visualizations. My work also emphasizes making these complex topics more accessible through the integration of interactive, visual storytelling, uncovering hidden narratives within both tangible and intangible subject matters. The applications I develop invite experts and casual users to explore and analyze data, enabling them to tell their own stories.