First-year Astronomy PhD Student
Robinson College, University of Cambridge
I'm a first-year PhD student at the Institute of Astronomy of the University of Cambridge, affiliated with Robinson College. I can normally be found bashing my head against the nearest wall trying to understand the high-redshift Universe, reading Sci-fi novels, rowing on the River Cam or training a neural network to do something silly.
Instrument design and cosmology with the neutral hydrogen 21-cm line.
Population II and III X-ray binaries, metallicity of the intergalactic medium.
High-redshift galaxy formation, Little Red Dots and reionisation.
Notes and practice problems for some of the Undergraduate courses I've taken and/or supervised.
See a list of all my publications.
Browse all my academic and public talks.
