Research interests:

During my MSc I developed the Transit Injection and Recovery (TIaRA) pipeline which I use to characterize the sensitivity of the TESS mission to transiting exoplanets of different radii and orbital periods. We can then combine this information with exoplanet occurrence rates and predict yields.

I am also involved in the vetting of TESS monotransit candidates as part of the NGTS monotransit working group.

Conferences, workshops and talks:

National Astronomy meeting 2022	University of Warwick	July 2022	Attended as a volunteer
LGBTQ+ STEM Day - Community & Careers, Workshop & Celebration	Institute of Physics, Royal Astronomical Society, Royal Society of Chemistry, PRIDE in STEM	November 2022	Attended
Exoplanet meeting work talk	University of Warwick	18th July 2023	Gave work talk
UK Exoplanet Meeting 2023	University College London	8th-10th August 2023	Presented Poster
STFC Astronomy summer school 2023	University of Hull	28th-31st August 2023	Attended

Other interests:

I'm passionate about Outreach and science communication, I assisted with the science fair outreach event as a volunteer at the National Astronomy Meeting (NAM) 2022Link opens in a new window. I've also helped with other outreach events throughout my time at warwick, assisting with planetarium shows and volunteering at festivals including the Big Bang fair in Birmingham.

I enjoy amateur night sky observing, including with Warwick's own student led Astronomy societyLink opens in a new window, of which I was social secretary (2020-2021) during my undergrad, and with which I continue to help out as a postgraduate. I have recently been able to do some observing with Warwick's newly built Windmill Hill observatory.

I maintain an amateur enthusiasm for paleontology and occasionally read the latest scientific literature on the subject.

I play guitar in two bands