I am a NERC-funded PhD student in the Department of Earth Science and Engineering, under the supervision of Dr Matthew Genge. My research focuses on both extra-terrestrial and terrestrial microspherules in the geologic record and their application to palaeoenvironment and palaeoclimate studies.

To understand these samples, I use electron microscopy and microanalysis techniques, and have experience with atom probe tomography. My broader research interests include planetary science and cosmochemistry.

I am a student with the Science and Solutions for a Changing Planet (SSCP) Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP), within the Grantham Institute.

I am committed to outreach and science communication activities, related to both planetary science and climate change topics. I have worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA), at the University of Alabama and currently at Imperial. More info can be found in the "Teaching" section.

Previously, I worked at the Natural History Museum as the Meteorites Curator, providing maternity cover (2024-25). I continue to volunteer with the Meteorite Collection (2022-present).