I am a Hintze Fellow in Astrophysics sub-department of the University of Oxford. I work on high-energy astrophysical transients such as fast radio bursts, neutron star mergers, gamma-ray bursts and magnetar flares. I use new theoretical techniques and novel observational methods to uncover the origin and nature of fast radio bursts and enormously powerful bursts of gamma-rays. I'm also interested in understanding the true energetics of Galactic black holes through X-ray binary systems.
Before I came to Oxford in 2023, I completed my MSc and PhD at the University of Amsterdam where my thesis was entitled 'Multi-wavelength and multi-messenger signatures of compact object transients". Prior to this, I completed a BSc in Physics and Philosophy and the University of Nottingham in 2016.