I studied Mathematics (MSc) at Durham University (2016/20) before completing a Masters in Public Health at LSHTM (2020/21), analysing temporal shifts in diets in Spain and their environmental footprints. I joined the School in 2021 in the Department of Population Health, working on the health co-benefits of taking climate mitigation actions with the Pathfinder Initiative. I now work on the Gambian Heat in Pregnancy Study, based at the MRC unit in The Gambia, in addition to Pathfinder.

My current work with Pathfinder focusses on modelling and assessing the health impacts of transport policies in Paris and modelling the changes in GHG emissions and air pollution in European cities to identify successful climate policies and their subsequent health impacts.

I am a member of the Centre for Climate Change and Planetary Health (CCCPH) and act as the Centre Liaison with the Centre for Data and Statistical Science for Health (DASH).