I am an atmospheric physicist specializing in climate model development. Currently, I work as a research scientist at the SRON Space Research Organization Netherlands, funded through the EU Horizon CleanCloud, with Otto Hasekamp. My expertise includes developing aerosol-cloud interactions within climate models and applying machine learning and AI techniques in climate modeling.

I am a code owner and core developer of the UKESM1 model, up to version 13.2 of the Unified Model. Most recently, I have been involved in the development of the ECHAM6-HAM2.3 and ICON-HAM climate models. Much of my research focuses on improving the representation of aerosols in climate models through observations from satellites, ships, aircraft, and ground stations. In 2023, I completed my PhD in atmospheric physics and chemistry at the University of Canterbury in New Zealand, under the supervision of Laura Revell and Adrian McDonald. My Master’s project (MRes; Master of Research) was conducted under the guidance of Graham Mann at the University of Leeds, where I modeled stratospheric sulfate aerosol injections.

Having lived in four countries, I have embraced a culturally immersive and adaptable lifestyle. I enjoy capturing these experiences through photography, and some of my work can be found in my photography section.