About me
I am a postdoctoral research assistant at the John Adams Institute at Oxford. I work with the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source to evaluate the environmental impact of proposed future upgrades to the ISIS project. I am also a member of the sustainability in HECAP+ grassroots initiative.
I joined Oxford in 2023 after completing my Ph.D. in High Energy Particle (HEP) physics at McGill University, Montréal. My thesis topic was concerning Lepton Flavour Universality Violation in semi-leptonic \(B\) meson decays at the Belle II Experiment.
Outside of my research I am an advocate for equity and inclusion, I enjoy teaching, and I work towards more sustainable research.
For more information about me, please see my LinkedIn or ORCID.
My Research
I study the environmental impact of particle accelerators over their lifetime, from their construction to their decommission. In this I identify the main sources of greenhouse gas emissions of key accelerator components, I assess the carbon footprint of proposed technologies, and I consider other environmental impacts such as a raw material extraction, transport, and impacts on biodiversity.