I’m a DPhil student in AI for the Environment at the University of Oxford. I’m interested in using machine learning to tackle important problems, from understanding our environment to building safe and reliable AI systems. I’m particularly drawn to technical research that could have a large positive impact.
Before Oxford, I completed an MSc in Environmental Data Science and Machine Learning at Imperial College London, where I researched physics-informed deep learning for tropical cyclone wave downscaling. Before that, I studied Geography at the University of Cambridge, where I investigated the limitations of modelling debris-covered glaciers.
Outside of work, I enjoy running (when not injured), being in nature, and building unnecessarily elaborate things in Minecraft.
🔹 I donate a portion of my income and stipend to effective charities through Giving What We Can’s Trial Pledge.
This is a home for my work, the things I make for fun, and occasional notes.