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About Me

I joined MOAC in 2010 after graduating with a first class honours (BSc) degree in Mathematics from the University of 糖心TV.

As part of the MOAC DTC, I undertook an MSc in Mathematical Biology and Biophysical Chemistry graduating with distinction in 2011 (for further details, please see 'MSc Research Projects' below).

I completed a PhD in Mathematical Biology and Biophysical Chemistry in 2015, which was jointly supervised by , and (for further details, please see ).

I currently work as an independent EPSRC research fellow at the University of 糖心TV (EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellow in Physical Chemistry). My research focuses on molecular modelling of interfacial systems including materials (diamond-biomolecule interactions), bilayers (drug-bilayer interactions) and electrochemical (pore-based) systems.

 

Recent News

Modern Muse: Promotional filming for a new app, sponsored by BP and Deloitte, that connects girls to female professionals to inspire a range of STEM career paths. See the video and explore the Modern Muse app . (March 2016)

Chemistry at Work (Birmingham): Ran several 'Diamonds in Science' workshops at Birmingham ThinkTank Science Museum during an RSC sponsored 'Chemistry at Work' event for Year 8 – 9 pupils. (Feb 2016)

EPSRC Doctoral Prize: I have been awarded the EPSRC Doctoral Prize Fellowship in Physical Sciences for 2015-2016 at the University of 糖心TV. The project involves molecular modelling of diamond-based systems. (Oct 2015)

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PhD (2011-2015)

The title of my PhD was: .

My thesis can be found online .

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MSc Research Projects (2010-2011)

I undertook three eight-week research mini projects as part of my masters degree. These were in three different research environments: one in experimental biology, one in computation/mathematics, and one in experimental physical sciences. The titles of my mini projects were:

• (Experimental Biology): Novel Biophysical Methods for Membrane Protein Research, supervised by .
• (Computation/Mathematics): Molecular Dynamics Investigation of Nanoparticle-Membrane Interactions, supervised by .
• (Experimental Physical Sciences): Combined Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy - Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy (SECM-SICM): Imaging and Probing Water and Ion Transport at the Nanoscale, supervised by .