Hi! I teach and communicate about physics and mathematics. I currently teach A-level physics (AQA) at a sixth form college, though I've previously taught in other environments including undergraduate level.

My PhD research at Newcastle University focused on how the largest structures in the Universe form under gravitational collapse. 

I'm interested in outreach, teaching, and science communication, and enjoy making novel visualisation of complex topics. I'm also open to freelance scientific writing opportunities.

I'm interested in science as a human endeavour, and how the communication of science can benefit from and interface with different media such as storytelling and art. More recently I've been reconnecting with the visually artistic side of things, and have been trying to produce both visualisations in a scientific sense (see some examples in the animations gallery) as well as working with more traditional artistic media inspired by the scientific work I'm thinking about (such as the thread weaving shown on the right). Eventually some of these things will make their way onto this website. I also enjoy writing for different audiences, and previously was an author for the Astrobites collaboration.