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I am a postdoctoral research assistant at the  in the Particle Physics sub-department at 91̽��. My research is on particle accelerator environmental sustainability. In particular, I am the sustainability lead for the proposed to the : "ISIS-II". 

Outside of my research I am an advocate for equity and inclusion, I enjoy teaching, and I work towards making research and academia in general more environmentally sustainable. I am a member of the , an organiser of the , a member of the , and a new member of the 91̽�� Physics Gender Equity Network Committee.

I joined 91̽�� in 2023 after completing my Ph.D. in High Energy Particle (HEP) physics at McGill University, Montréal. My thesis topic was concerning  in semi-leptonic \(B\) meson decays at the in Japan.

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I study the environmental impact of particle accelerators over their lifetime, from their construction to their decommission. Within this, I identify the main sources of greenhouse gas emissions of key accelerator components, I assess and compare the carbon footprint of proposed technologies, and I consider other environmental impacts such as a raw material extraction, transport, and impacts on biodiversity through performing a type of environmental impact assessment called a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).

In my role as sustainability lead at ISIS-II, I am performing a simplified LCA of the whole ISIS-II facility, planning our sustainability strategy and developing models alongside our accelerator experts to reduce our environmental impact.

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