I am full time dad, a seismologist at the University of Cambridge, and the family officer for the Postodoc Society at the Trinity College Cambridge.
In my spare time, I'm an avid (and increasingly seasoned) cyclist, and I enjoy dabbling in a variety of interests.
If you're curious, feel free to scroll down to learn more about my research projects, the outreach initiatives I'm involved in, and a few other things along the way.
Learn about what I doTake a look at my research interests and the outreach projects I'm involved in.
Studying Earth's lithosphere and mantle structure to understand tectonic processes, dynamics, and interior evolution.
Coordinating family-friendly events and providing support to families as the Family Events Officer for the Trinity College Postdoctoral Society.
Making fun, easy-to-understand videos and visuals to share seismology with people of all ages.
Discover a selection of my ongoing research projects and stay tuned for more!
Exciting news! Springer Nature gave us the chance to share a blog post about our latest research paper; check it out!
i.e., how the Iceland plume shaped volcanism and long-term seismicity in the British Isles.
The European Space Agency (ESA) highlights our latest findings on volcanism, uplift, and seismicity in the British Isles.
i.e., an important methodology behind our discovery!
i.e., investigating a mantle plume (or not?) in one of the remotest areas on Earth!
i.e., laying the ground (actually... the bottom of the ocean ground) for future exciting discoveries!!
https://projectinnerspace.org
https://4ddynamicearth.tudelft.nl
Collaborating with composer David Stalling on audification of the Earth's vibrations
