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current position

PhD researcher at the British Antarctic Survey (Polar Oceans team) and at the University of Cambridge (Ocean Dynamics group)

PhD – Applied Mathematics & Physical Oceanography, University of Cambridge and British Antarctic Survey (2025, expected)

MSc – Physical Oceanography, Bangor University (2020, First Class)

MEng – Engineering Science, University of Oxford (2012, First Class)

Studentship for PhD Studies, Natural Environment Research Council, 3.5 years tuition and stipend, 2021-2025
Smith-Knight & Rayleigh-Knight Essay Prize, Cambridge University Faculty of Mathematics, 03/2023
Odyssea Travel Grant, Odyssea Luxembourg Association for Marine Conservation, 01/2023
Student Travel Award, Challenger Society for Marine Science, 01/2023
Best Poster Prize, Cambridge Center for Climate Science Early Careers Symposium, 04/2022
Edwin Leong Travel Grant, Hughes Hall University of Cambridge, 04/2022
Best Poster Presentation Award, Bangor University Aspiring Researchers Conference, 08/2021
St Hilda’s College Prize for performance in examinations, St Hilda’s College University of Oxford, 10/2011
Nuffield Science Prize for performance in examinations, St Hilda’s College University of Oxford, 05/2011
Nuffield Scholarship for performance in examinations, St Hilda’s College University of Oxford, 10/2010
St Hilda’s College Prize for performance in examinations, St Hilda’s College University of Oxford, 05/2010
Travel Award, Oxford University Travel Society, 09/2009

11/2023: Bangor University Ocean Sciences Seminar (invited talk), Online. “Ice shelf basal melt sensitivity to tide-induced mixing”
06/2023 36th Forum for Research into Ice Shelf Processes, Stalheim, Norway. Poster Presentation: “How ice base slope controls turbulent mixing through the ice shelf – ocean boundary current: insights from large-eddy simulations”
09/2022 Challenger 150: The Challenger Society Conference 2022, London, UK. Poster presentation: “How does ice base slope control ocean-driven melting of Antarctic ice shelves?”
12/2021 Warnemünde Turbulence Days, Online. Oral presentation: “The effect of tidally-induced turbulence on basal melting of Antarctic ice shelves: insights from one-dimensional plume model simulations”
11/2014 BP Global Technical Showcase Presentation, London, UK. Poster Presentation: “A new era for well construction on Quad 2014” (Competition Finalist)

2023 Teaching Assistant in Quantitative Environmental Science, University of Cambridge
2019 – 2023 Guest Lecturer and Course Designer, Online MBA Digital Marketing module, Universidad Europea Madrid
2021 – 2022 Student Mentor for Mathematics undergraduate female students, University of Cambridge
Summer 2009 Volunteer Maths Teacher, TravelAid Tanzania