I am a Senior Teaching Fellow at Imperial College London's I-X Centre for AI in Science. 

In my current role, I both develop and oversee technical AI training for the I-X fellows, which includes tutorials, workshops and peer-to-peer learning activities. 

My research focuses on physics-informed machine learning. In particular, applying advanced AI methods to accelerate / solve Bayesian inverse problems in physics. 

Before my role as teaching fellow, I worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Cambridge on the Ubiquitous Optical Healthcare Technologies (UbOHT) grant. My undergraduate studies and PhD were completed at the University of Cambridge, where I worked in computational statistics in machine learning, and contributed to undergraduate teaching and curriculum development.