Research
I am interested in radio astronomy and cosmology with the 21-cm line. I work primarily on theoretical modelling of the cosmological 21-cm signal but I am also interested in instrumentation and inference. At the moment I am working on modelling the evolution of the cosmic X-ray background for cosmological simulations.
I am particularly interested in synergies between the 21-cm signal and other high-redshift cosmological probes, such as the kSZ/tSZ, patchy screening and line-intensity mapping.
My other interests include high-redshift galaxies, large-scale structure and stellar evolution.
Qualifications
- PhD in Astronomy, University of Cambridge (2025-present)
- MSci Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge (2024-2025)
- BA Natural Sciences, University of Cambridge (2021-2024)
Awards and prizes
- STFC Doctoral Landscape Award (2025)
- Robinson College Prize (2023, 2024 and 2025)
- Pegasus Research Grant (2023 and 2025)
