I am currently pursuing a PhD at Swinburne University of Technology, where I investigate how we can use semi-analytical modelling combined with high redshift observations to understand how galaxies first formed and continue to evolve over time.
I just completed my Masters of Research at Macquarie University where I was researching how our assumptions on how much star formation is happening in galaxies over time may be very biased by our inferred dust measurements. Previously, I graduated from the University of Newcastle with a Bachelor of Science (majoring in Physics) and a Bachelor of Mathematics (majoring in Pure and Applied Mathematics). During my time there, I developed a passion for teaching and outreach, focusing on creating engaging, accessible content tailored to diverse abilities, learning levels, and styles.
To learn more about my experiences and qualifications, visit my CV page!
