About
Summary
I am an Ice/Ocean Modeller in the Polar Oceans group at BAS (a link to my BAS page here.). My research mostly focusses on ocean-driven melting of the ice shelves in the Amundsen Sea, West Antarctica, motivated by this sector’s large ongoing contribution to global sea-level rise. This involves research into large-scale oceanography, sea ice dynamics/thermodynamics, and atmosphere-ice-ocean interactions. I’m particularly interested in how all these processes act across different time scales.
Outside of the Amundsen Sea, I also have an interest in the Dense Water sectors Antarctica, such as the Ross or Weddell Seas, as these are key for driving the global overturning turning system. Other interests include using idealised/simplified-physics models to study complex physical problems that can help us better understand the real world.
History
2021 - present: Physical Scientist, British Antarctic Survey.
2019 - 2021: Mathematics Research Associate, Imperial College London.
2015 - 2019: Mathematics PhD, Imperial College London. Supervisor: Prof Pavel Berloff
2011 - 2015: MMath Integrated Masters in Mathematics, University of Leeds.
