I am a second year PhD student at the University of Warwick, supervised by Ruadhaí Dervan. I spent the first year of my PhD at Glasgow, where I was an aligned student at the Algebra, Geometry and Quantum Fields CDT.

My research interests lie in the intersection of algebraic geometry (geometric invariant theory, stability, moduli), differential geometry (canonical metrics, Kähler geometry, gauge theory) and symplectic geometry (pseudoholomorphic curves, moment maps).

Previously, I did my BA and MMath at the University of Cambridge, where I wrote my Part III essay titled Quantum Cohomology and the Seidel representation, supervised by Jack Smith. See more about my essay here. During the summers after my second and third years, I did summer projects within the Faculty of Mathematics, supervised by Anders Hansen and Alexei Kovalev respectively.

A copy of my CV can be found here