I'm a D.Phil. (PhD) student supervised by Prof. Philip Maini and Prof. Ruth Baker. My research concerns the construction and analysis of mathematical models of both single and collective cell migration, using the cranial neural crest as a model paradigm.
In March 2026, I will take up a role as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Mathematical Epidemiology under Prof. Robin Thompson, also at the Mathematical Institute.
I also enjoy working on other problems in mathematical biology, drawing on techniques including graph theory, optimal control theory, solid mechanics, and percolation theory.
I'm always keen to talk about maths and looking for new collaborations — please reach out!
Teaching multiple undergraduate courses, conducting admissions interviews for prospective students, and serving as a personal tutor.
Presented a poster entitled “Follow the Leader: Collective Cell Migration in the Cranial Neural Crest”, receiving a prize of honourable mention.
Running mock tutorials for prospective undergraduates, familiarising them with the Oxford system and teaching style.
Leading classes for prospective undergraduates, working through selected problems with a focus on problem-solving techniques and logical reasoning.