Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics
South Road
Durham DH1 3LE
United Kingdom

Employment/Education

2023 – present Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Institute for Computation Cosmology, Durham University
2019 – 2023 Durham University: PhD in Physics
2017 – 2018 University of Cambridge: MASt Mathematics / Part III Mathematics (merit)
2012 – 2017 University of Groningen: BSc Physics (cum laude), BSc Mathematics (cum laude), BSc Astronomy, BSc Economics & Business Economics, Honours College

Awards

2023 Keith Nicholas Prize, Durham University
2022 Co-I DiRAC application, awarded 22M CPU hours for Lyman-alpha forest simulations
2020 Co-I DiRAC application, awarded 18M CPU hours for neutrino simulations
2019 Durham Prize Scholarship in Astroparticle Physics
2018 E. M. Burnett Prize, Hughes Hall, Cambridge

Teaching

2023 – 2024 First Year Physics tutorials
2020 – 2021 Mathematical Methods in Physics (2nd year undergraduate course), demonstrating
2019 – 2020 High Performance Computing (graduate course), demonstrating
2012 – 2018 Various mathematical courses, tutoring

Seminars and conference talks

2023 Research seminar, IPMU, Tokyo (Coupling between cosmology and baryonic feedback)
2023 Invited Talk, 2nd Shanghai Assembly on Cosmology & Structure Formation
2023 Research seminar, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory (Coupling between cosmology and baryonic feedback)
2023 Research seminar, Oslo University (Neutrinos from horizon to sub-galactic scales)
2022 SWIFT meeting, Leiden (Neutrino simulations for precision cosmology)
2022 Roman Juszkiewicz Symposium, Warsaw (Topology of reionization)
2022 Virgo Meeting, Munich (Large-scale structure and the neutrino background)
2022 DEX XVIII workshop (Synergies in the neutrino sector)
2021 SIAM Conference on Applied Algebraic Geometry (Topology of reionization)
2021 Virgo Meeting (The delta-f method)
2020 Sussex University Seminar (Neutrino cosmology)

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