About

Who am I?

After finishing my undergraduate degree in physics, I started a new position at Leibniz University in June 2021 working in the trapped ion department. My interests are in quantum computing hardware.

You can read more about my professional experience on my CV page and also what fun projects I get up to on my Wiki. The wiki is where I compile all of my PhD notes and other things I work on. I hope to make it all public one day but for now, you can see the public pages (blog) here.

Education

Research Assistant, Institute for Quantum Optics, Leibniz Universität Hannover

06.2021

PhD Student

Under supervision of Prof. Christian Ospelkaus

Trapped-ion quantum computing - Laboratory and microfabrication team

BSc Physics including Sandwich Placement, University of Wolverhampton

09.2017-05.2021

Modules included: Optics, Mechanics, Electromagnetism, Solid State and Condensed Matter, Thermodynamics, Statistical and Mathematical Physics and Computational Physics.
Final year project in Photon counting of a two-level system.
Year in industry: Programming and Data Management for Acoustics at Arup in Manchester
Co-founder and President of MaSS (Mainframe Student Society).
IOP Campus Ambassador.
Treasurer of Mathematics Society and on committee for BCS society.
Course Representative and STEM Ambassador.
Mathematics mentor and Computing mentor.

Outreach

I am passionate about helping young people reach their full potential and enjoy volunteering in various educational outreach programmes. From conducting students webinars on technical skills to volunteering at local schools. I am a STEM ambassador and founder of MaSS student society at University of Wolverhampton.

Outside of Academics

Within my free time I enjoy running, baking, reading and attending hackathons (fun fact: my team actually got runners up in a global competition and was the basis for my first published paper).

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