I studied physical natural sciences at The University of Cambridge. I predominantly studied physics in my undergraduate, with a particular interest in electromagnetism and quantum mechanics. This passion led me to work at The University of Bristol as a research assistant investigating extreme-pressure hydride superconductors following sensational and controversial claims in the field. For my master’s degree I studied in the Cambridge Materials Science Department, researching the use of machine-learning in accelerating crystal structure and property prediction and studying many courses relating to materials in extreme conditions.

At Full Matrix I am working as a research scientist, investigating the repeatability of ultrasound pulse tests in complex pipe geometries across a wide range of conditions, the materials selection for our product given the challenging operating conditions, and the use of machine learning in crack identification.