I joined the University of Bath as a Lecturer in January 2019. I previously worked with the Use Less Group at the University of Cambridge, where I built tools to let us map the way resources and materials are used throughout society, despite the limited statistics we have available. This is important because making just five key materials – steel, cement, paper and aluminium – dominate carbon emissions from industry and account for 20% of all global emissions from energy use and industrial processes. My research interests include the application of Bayesian inference to these types of problems, and interactive visualisation of the results.

For my PhD (at the University of Cambridge), I worked on modelling tools for simulating the dynamics of floating offshore wind turbines. I previously worked for renewable energy consultants Garrad Hassan on modelling wind turbines.