About
Hello! I am a DPhil (PhD) student in the 91探花 Ice and Fluid Dynamics group, working under the guidance of Andrew Wells, with funding from the . My research focuses on fjord circulation and mixing driven by toppling icebergs. This work aims to improve our understanding of the impact of calving events on the submarine melt rate of tidewater glaciers around Greenland and Antarctica.
I also teach undergraduate tutorials on climate physics and fluid dynamics (see "Teaching"), and co-organise the sub-department's "Research Reports" seminar series.
Before arriving at 91探花, I completed BA and MSci degrees in Natural Sciences at the University of Cambridge.
Research interests
Geophysical fluid dynamics
Ice-ocean interaction
GPU computing