I am a DPhil student supervised by James Matthews, working on high resolution hydrodynamic simulations of jets from active galactic nuclei over kiloparsec scales.
My work focuses on modelling radio synchrotron emission from radio galaxies with 'flickering' jet power to understand whether this leads to observable features on scales of 10s of kpc. Further to this, I study the interaction of variability with magnetic field structures using relativistic magnetohydrodynamic simulations.
Research interests
Astrophysical Jets
Particle Acceleration
Active Galaxies
X-ray Binaries
Selected publications
The impact of flickering variability and magnetisation on the dynamics, stability and morphology of radio-loud AGN jets
(2026)
Simulating radio emission from flickering AGN jets: travelling shocks and hotspot brightening
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society Oxford University Press (OUP) 546:2 (2026) stag131