I am a DPhil student in the ion trap quantum computing group working on the ion-cavity networks experiment, led by Dr Joseph Goodwin. Our aim is to build a scalable network of next-generation ion traps incorporating microcavities, enabling greatly improved remote entanglement rates.
I studied theoretical physics as an undergraduate at the University of Nottingham, and mathematics as a postgraduate at the University of Oxford. I have undertaken experimental internships both in Germany and the UK. I was funded by the Max Planck School of Photonics to undertake an internship with the quantum coherent electron dynamics group in the laser physics department at FAU, Germany in 2022. More recently, I completed an internship with the ion trap group in Oxford.