TEACHING

I am a graduate teaching assistant (GTA) in the Department of Earth Science & Engineering and have demonstrated on several courses, including Igneous Petrology (Year 2), Meteorites (Year 3/4), and Solar System Geoscience (Year 2). I have also demonstrated on undergraduate fieldtrips, including Scotland (2024, 2022) and Sardinia (2023).

Previously, I was a GTA at the University of Alabama, teaching the GEO101 laboratory component.

OUTREACH & PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT

Please email me if you are interested in discussing the following resources further. Links are provided in the "External Links" section of my profile.

If you would like to find out more about my research, resources for 11-14 year olds are available through Imperial's Stem in Action programme.

I am a co-host on The Core of Everything podcast, discussing the basics of geology and how the science of the Earth fits into every day life.

I am involved in the delivery of Imperial Outreach's mobile planetarium shows.

As co-founder, I have been involved in the Music of the Earth project in association with Imperial's Grantham Institute, exploring the intersection between music and climate change.

I have appeared as a panelist for Mars Day 2023, 2024 and 2025, organised by ESERO-UK, UKSA and ESA.

A blog post from the ESE department can be found in the "External Links" section.